Express the equilibrium constant for the following reaction: 2 NH,(g) = N,(g) + 3 H,(g) Select one: pl/2(NH3) а. К, P(N2) × P1/3(H2) p2(NH3) b. Kp = P(N2) × P3(H2) %3D c. Kp = P(N2) » P3(H2) p2(NH3) %3D P(N2) × P1/3(H2) pl/2(NH3) d. Kp = p6(NH3) e. Kp = IN2P[H2P е. Кр

Express the equilibrium constant for the following reaction: 2 NH,(g) = N,(g) + 3 H,(g) Select one: pl/2(NH3) а. К, P(N2) × P1/3(H2) p2(NH3) b. Kp = P(N2) × P3(H2) %3D c. Kp = P(N2) » P3(H2) p2(NH3) %3D P(N2) × P1/3(H2) pl/2(NH3) d. Kp = p6(NH3) e. Kp = IN2P[H2P е. Кр

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Express the equilibrium constant for the following reaction:
2 NH,(g) = N,(g) + 3 H,(g)
Select one:
pl/2(NH3)
а. К,
P(N2) × P1/3(H2)
p2(NH3)
b. Kp = P(N2) × P3(H2)
%3D
c. Kp =
P(N2) » P3(H2)
p2(NH3)
%3D
P(N2) × P1/3(H2)
pl/2(NH3)
d. Kp =
p6(NH3)
e. Kp = IN2P[H2P
е. Кр

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