Calculate the value of the equilibrium constant K. for the reaction2D = A+ 2Bfrom the following information:1st attemptSee Periodic TableSee HinA+ 2B = CKc = 3.40%DC= 2D(c = 0.0483

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Calculate the value of the equilibrium constant K. for the reaction
2D = A+ 2B
from the following information:
1st attempt
See Periodic Table
See Hin
A+ 2B = C
Kc = 3.40
%D
C= 2D
(c = 0.0483

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