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answers until you start working on it again. Question 1 1pts Consider the theoretical reaction below: 2D(g)+3E(g)+F(g)2G(g)+H(g) If E is decreasing at a rate of 0.684atm/s, what rate (atm/s) is G increasing? Report your answer as a plain numeral (no +/- signs needed) and use 3 sig figs for your answer. Question 2 1 pts Consider the reaction C2H4(g)+O3(g)>C2H4O(g)+O2(g) Use the data below to calculate the overall average rate of reaction in Molarity/seconds

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