Monitoring chemical reactions

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Question 39
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A student monitors the progress of a reaction between calcium carbonate and dilute hydrochloric acid by measuring the total mass of the flask and its contents on a digital balance as carbon dioxide gas escapes. The results are plotted on the graph below:

Mass loss during carbonate-acid reaction

What is the average rate of reaction, in mg s−1\text{mg s}^{-1}mg s−1, in terms of the mass loss of the flask during the first 30 seconds?

0.030 mg s−10.030 \text{ mg s}^{-1}0.030 mg s−1

30 mg s−130 \text{ mg s}^{-1}30 mg s−1

40 mg s−140 \text{ mg s}^{-1}40 mg s−1

4970 mg s−14970 \text{ mg s}^{-1}4970 mg s−1

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