Assuming the system is atequilibrium, which statement bestdescribes the reaction shown below?C2(g) + D2(g) = 2 CD( g)Kc =%D3.010-7The concentrations of thereactants are greater than that ofthe productThe concentrations of thereactants are equal to that of theproductThe value of K is twice the valueof Kp.O The concentration of the productis greater than that of thereactants

The given equilibrium reaction is, C2 (g)+D2 (g)⇔2CD (g)Kc=3.0×10-7 To find the true statements?

Assuming the system is at equilibrium, which statement best describes the reaction shown below? C2(g) + D2(g) = 2 CD( g) Kc = 3.0 10-7 O The concentrations of the reactants are greater than that of the product O The concentrations of the reactants are equal to that of the product O The value of K, is twice the value of Kp. O The concentration of the product is greater than that of the reactants

Assuming the system is at equilibrium, which statement best describes the reaction shown below? C2(g) + D2(g) = 2 CD( g) Kc = 3.0 10-7 O The concentrations of the reactants are greater than that of the product O The concentrations of the reactants are equal to that of the product O The value of K, is twice the value of Kp. O The concentration of the product is greater than that of the reactants

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