1 Calculate the value of the equilibrium constant, K for this reaction in water at 302 K.Mg(OH), (s) 2 Mg (ag) + 20H (aq)A) 8.39e-12Compound AHMg (ag)Он- (ад)Mg(OH), (s) -924.66 kJ/mol 63. 1 J/K-mol-461.96 kJ/mol -117.99 J/K-molB) 8.19e-12-229.94 kJ/mol -10.5 J/K-molC) 9.25e-12D) 9.03e-12E) 9.48e-12

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Calculate the value of the equilibrium constant, K for this reaction in water at 302 K. Mg(OH), (s) Mg (ag) + 20H (ag) A) 8.39e-12 Compound AH; Mg (ag) -461.96 kJ/mol -117.99 J/K-mol B) 8.19e-12 OH- (aq) -229.94 kJ/mol -10.5 J/K-mol C) 9.25e-12 Mg(OH), (s) -924. 66 kJ/mol 63. 1 J/K-mol D) 9.03e-12 E) 9.48e-12

Calculate the value of the equilibrium constant, K for this reaction in water at 302 K. Mg(OH), (s) Mg (ag) + 20H (ag) A) 8.39e-12 Compound AH; Mg (ag) -461.96 kJ/mol -117.99 J/K-mol B) 8.19e-12 OH- (aq) -229.94 kJ/mol -10.5 J/K-mol C) 9.25e-12 Mg(OH), (s) -924. 66 kJ/mol 63. 1 J/K-mol D) 9.03e-12 E) 9.48e-12

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