For the reaction 2 SO2(8) + O2(g) = 2 SO3(8), which of the following is the correct equilibrium-constant expression? 2[SO2[02] [SO,10,] [SO3]? [SO,j? (a) K = (b) Kç = 2[SO3] 2[SO3] 2[SO2][O2] (c) K = (d) Ke = [SO-102]

For the reaction 2 SO2(8) + O2(g) = 2 SO3(8), which of the following is the correct equilibrium-constant expression? 2[SO2[02] [SO,10,] [SO3]? [SO,j? (a) K = (b) Kç = 2[SO3] 2[SO3] 2[SO2][O2] (c) K = (d) Ke = [SO-102]

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For the reaction 2 SO2(8) + O2(g) = 2 SO3(8), which of
the following is the correct equilibrium-constant expression?
2[SO2[02]
[SO,10,]
[SO3]?
[SO,j?
(a) K =
(b) Kç =
2[SO3]
2[SO3]
2[SO2][O2]
(c) K =
(d) Ke =
[SO-102]

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