Choose the true statement about the reaction. cis-2-butenetrans-2-butene Kc = 7.3 There are roughly the same number of trans-2-butene molecules as there are cis-2-butene molecules. There are slightly more than seven cis-2-butene molecules for each trans- 2-butene molecule. There are slightly more than seven trans-2-butene molecules for each cis- 2-butene molecule. O There are slightly less than seven trans-2-butene molecules for each cis-2- butene molecule.

Choose the true statement about the reaction. cis-2-butenetrans-2-butene Kc = 7.3 There are roughly the same number of trans-2-butene molecules as there are cis-2-butene molecules. There are slightly more than seven cis-2-butene molecules for each trans- 2-butene molecule. There are slightly more than seven trans-2-butene molecules for each cis- 2-butene molecule. O There are slightly less than seven trans-2-butene molecules for each cis-2- butene molecule.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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