Define what is the relative rate of change of each species

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The rate of the subsequent reaction is 0.720 M/s. Define what is the relative rate of change of each species in the reaction?
A + 4B yields 2C

Delta [A]/delta t = ? M/s

Delta[B]/delta t= ? M/s

Delta[C]/delta t= ? M/s

Reference no: EM13677124

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