4. 13.67 The following diagrams represent the progress of the reaction AB, where the red spheres represent A molecules and the green spheres represent B mole- cules. Calculate the rate constant of the reaction. t=0 s 1 = 20 s t = 40 s

4. 13.67 The following diagrams represent the progress of the reaction AB, where the red spheres represent A molecules and the green spheres represent B mole- cules. Calculate the rate constant of the reaction. t=0 s 1 = 20 s t = 40 s

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