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At 298 K, what is the Ko of the reaction shown below given that its Kp is 6.26 x 10-6? CH4(9) + 2 02(0) = CO2(@) + 2 H2O@ O 1.53 x 104 O 6.26 x 106 O 2.67 x 102 O 3.74 x 103

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Chapter17: Chemcial Thermodynamics

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At 298 K, what is the Ko of the reaction shown below given that its Kp is 6.26 x 10-6?
CH4(9) + 2 02(0) = CO2(@) + 2 H2O@
O 1.53 x 104
O 6.26 x 106
O 2.67 x 102
O 3.74 x 103

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