In a reaction $2A + B \to {A_2}B$, the reactant $ A $ will disappear at

  • A

    Half the rate that $B$ will decrease

  • B

    The same rate that $ B$  will decrease

  • C

    Twice the rate that $B$ will decrease

  • D

    The same rate that ${A_2}B$ will form

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