Give the expression for Keg for the reverse reaction. All are gases in a closed container.C2H6+ 2 Cl2 <-> C2H4CI2 + 2 HCIThe concentrations for both Cl2 and HCl are squared due to their coefficients.[Keg[JIa. H30*1b. он1С. С2Н6d. C2H4CI2е. Cl2f. HCIg. H2SO3h. HC2H3O2i. C2H3O21j. H2Sk. HS-1I. s2m. HXп. X1О. 1р. 2q. 3r. 0.5000s. 5.5 X 10-5t. 3.5 X 10-4u. 8.00 x 105v. 1.75 x 10-6w. 1.11 x 10-8х. 5.5 х 102у. О.7000z. 1.60 x 105аа. 1.143 х 105bb. 0.4900сс. 1.104 х 10-5dd. 0.7100ее. 1.26 х 10> ff. 4.901gg. 7.93hh. 4.942ii. 4.957Mark for Review What's This?

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Give the expression for Keg for the reverse reaction. All are gases in a closed container. C2H6 + 2 Cl2 <-> C2H4CI2 + 2 HCI The concentrations for both Cl2 and HCl are squared due to their coefficients. [ Keg [ a. H30*1 b. Он1 с. С2Н6 d. C2H4CI2 e. Cl2 f. HCI g. H2SO3 h. HC2H3O2

Give the expression for Keg for the reverse reaction. All are gases in a closed container. C2H6 + 2 Cl2 <-> C2H4CI2 + 2 HCI The concentrations for both Cl2 and HCl are squared due to their coefficients. [ Keg [ a. H30*1 b. Он1 с. С2Н6 d. C2H4CI2 e. Cl2 f. HCI g. H2SO3 h. HC2H3O2

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