If at a certain instant during the course of the reaction 2 NO2(g) + F2(g) ¨ 2 NO2F(g), the rate of formation of the product were 0.16 mol/L∙s, how fast would the F2 be disappearing (also in mol/L∙s) at that same instant in time?

Question

If at a certain instant during the course of the reaction 2 NO2(g) + F2(g) ¨ 2 NO2F(g), the rate of formation of the product were 0.16 mol/L∙s, how fast would the F2 be disappearing (also in mol/L∙s) at that same instant in time?	
A) 0.16 mol/L∙s	
B) 0.080 mol/L∙s	
C) 0.32 mol/L∙s	
D) 0.48 mol/L∙s

DrBob222 · Answer

Wouldn't this be answered the same way as your previous question?

Taylor · Answer

Yes, I got this one :)

Anonymous · Answer

Can you explain this one please?

If at a certain instant during the course of the reaction 2 NO2(g) + F2(g) �¨ 2 NO2F(g), the rate of formation of the product were 0.16 mol/L∙s, how fast would the F2 be disappearing (also in mol/L∙s) at that same instant in time?