A-What are the percentage dissociations of H₂ (g) and O₂(g) at 2000 K and a total pressureof 1 bar? (For AG H2-106.653, AG 02-121.448)Sumi need clear ans and solve very veryfast in 20 min and thank youDYBALA-8

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