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For the reaction 2 A + B ---> 3 C, the instantaneous rate for A at a moment is â0.010 M/s.

a)At the same moment, what is the rate for B?

b)At the same moment, what is the rate for C?

c)Would the initial rate of production of C be greater than or less than your answer to part b?

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