Given that Kc = 2.00 for the decomposition of COF2(9) into CO2(9) and CF4(9) at 1000 °C, a mixture of 0.200 MCo2, 0.200 M CF4, and 0.100 M COF2 at 1000 °C will favor the reverse reaction to reach chemical equilibrium.Select one:O TrueO False

Chemical equilibrium reaction is 2COF2(g) ---> CO2(g) + CF4(g) Qc = [CO2][CF4]/[COF2]2 =…

Given that Ke = 2.00 for the decomposition of COF2(9) into CO2(0) and CF4(9) at 1000 °C, Co2, 0.200 M CF4, and 0.100 M COF2 at 1000 °C will favor the reverse reaction to reach Select one: O True O False

Given that Ke = 2.00 for the decomposition of COF2(9) into CO2(0) and CF4(9) at 1000 °C, Co2, 0.200 M CF4, and 0.100 M COF2 at 1000 °C will favor the reverse reaction to reach Select one: O True O False

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Co2, 0.200 M CF4, and 0.100 M COF2 at 1000 °C will favor the reverse reaction to reach chemical equilibrium.
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O False

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