a Choose the equilibrium expression for the following heterogeneous equilibrium:Cag N2 (s) +6H, 0(1) = 3Ca(OH)2 (8) + 2NH, (g)OK= [NH,"[Ca(OH),)K =[Ca, N2]NH, [Ca(OH),[Ca,N2][H,O]°[NH,]K =16券K=[H, O]°b Choose the equilibrium expression for the following heterogeneous equilibrium:4Fe(s) +302(g) 2Fe, O3 (s)1.K =OK= [0,1'[Fe(s)]Fe, Os=[0,]OK-K3.1.[02]

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a Choose the equilibrium expression for the following heterogeneous equilibrium: Cag Na (s) + 6H, O(1) = 3Ca(OH)2(s) + 2NH3 (9) OK= [NH, [Ca(OH), [Ca, N2] K = NH, |[Ca(OH), K = [Ca, N2][H,O]° [NH, [H, O] b Choose the equilibrium expression for the following heterogeneous equilibrium: 4Fe(s) + 302 (9) = 2F¢2O3 (s) K = [0,1 OK= [0,°[Fe(s)]* Fe,Osl K = O K =

a Choose the equilibrium expression for the following heterogeneous equilibrium: Cag Na (s) + 6H, O(1) = 3Ca(OH)2(s) + 2NH3 (9) OK= [NH, [Ca(OH), [Ca, N2] K = NH, |[Ca(OH), K = [Ca, N2][H,O]° [NH, [H, O] b Choose the equilibrium expression for the following heterogeneous equilibrium: 4Fe(s) + 302 (9) = 2F¢2O3 (s) K = [0,1 OK= [0,°[Fe(s)]* Fe,Osl K = O K =

Principles of Modern Chemistry

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Chapter14: Chemical Equilibrium

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