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(C(s) + 02(g)<-> 2 CO(g 2.2 What is the equilibrium expression for the reaction ?represented by the equation above K = 2[CO] 2[C]+[O2] 2[CO] K = [02] [coJ? [02] %3D [Co]? [02][C] %3D

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(C(s) + 02(g)<-> 2 CO(g 2.2
What is the equilibrium expression for the
reaction
?represented by the equation above
2[CO]
2[C]+[O2]
K =
2[CO]
[02]
K =
[Co]?
[02]
%3D
[CO]?
[02][C]
%3D

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