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Instantaneous reaction rate from a graph
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Marking points
- 1 Draws a tangent to the curve at 60 s.
- 2 Reads a valid y-step and x-step from that tangent within the official coordinate tolerance.
- 3 Divides the change in moles by the change in time.
- 4 Calculates the rate correctly in mol/s from the learner’s tangent readings.
Why this answer loses marks
Divide two readings taken directly from the curve.
That gives an interval average; at one instant, draw a tangent and use two points on that tangent.
