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For the chemical reaction given, the rate of loss of Iodine -d[I2]/dt is 0.012 M/min at a particular time during the reaction.

What is the rate, d[I-]/dt at which I- is being formed?

CH3COCH3 + I2 goes to CH3COCH2I + (I-) + (H+)

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The rate at which iodine is being formed in a chemical reaction is determined. The rate of loss of Iodine is given.

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