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A (g) =B (g) Kp1 = 4.35 x 103 %3D C (g) + D (g) = 3 B (g) Kp2 = 4.95 x 104 Using the above information, calculate the value of K, for the below reaction: C (g) + D (g) = 3 A (g)

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A (g) =B (g)
Kp1 = 4.35 x 10-3
%3D
C (g) + D (g) = 3 B (g)
Kp2 = 4.95 x 104
Using the above information, calculate the value of K, for the below reaction:
C (g) + D (g) = 3 A (g)

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