Calculate the value at K. for the hypothetical reaction:Q(g) +2X(g)– M(g) Given the information below:2м (g)4Z(g) K=6.98 × 10-34z(g)2Q(g) +4X(g) Kc=3.80 × 10-2

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Calculate the value at Ko for the hypothetical reaction: Q(g) + 2X(g) = M(g)

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