**Equilibrium Constant Expression**Consider the following chemical reaction at equilibrium:\[ 2\text{SO}_3 (\text{g}) \rightleftharpoons 2\text{SO}_2 (\text{g}) + \text{O}_2 (\text{g}) \]The conventional equilibrium constant expression for this system, as described by the above equation, is:Choose the correct option:- (a) \(\frac{[\text{SO}_2]^2}{[\text{SO}_3]}\)- (b) \(\frac{[\text{SO}_2]^2[\text{O}_2]}{[\text{SO}_3]^2}\)- (c) \(\frac{[\text{SO}_2]^2}{[\text{SO}_3]^2[\text{O}_2]}\)- (d) \(\frac{[\text{SO}_2]}{[\text{O}_2]}\)- (e) None of theseThis exercise helps you to understand how to write the equilibrium expression for a given chemical reaction. The correct equilibrium constant expression will depend on the concentrations of the reactants and products at equilibrium.

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2SO:(g) = 2SO:(g) + O:(g). The conventional equilibrium constant expression for the system as described by the above equation is: O (a) [SO:J²/[SO;] O (b) [SO:J²[O÷]/[SO.J² (c) [SO:]²/[SO3]²[O:] O (d) [SO:][0:] O (e) none of these

2SO:(g) = 2SO:(g) + O:(g). The conventional equilibrium constant expression for the system as described by the above equation is: O (a) [SO:J²/[SO;] O (b) [SO:J²[O÷]/[SO.J² (c) [SO:]²/[SO3]²[O:] O (d) [SO:][0:] O (e) none of these

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