I. Directions: Write the equilibrium constant expression, Kc, for the followingreactions. Indicate also if the equilibrium is homogeneous orheterogeneous.-Section Break(Next Page)-1. 3 NO N½O(g) + NO29)2. CHa) + 2 H2Sig)CSz@) + 4 Hzg)3. Ni(CO)ag)ENiw + 4 CO)4. HF(aq)*(aq)+ Flaq)5. 2 Aga + Zn²* (aq)2 Ag*taq) + ZnC2 C2H&g + Ozg)6. 2 C2HAlg) + 2 H2O(g)7. C + 2 H2ig)FCHaa)8. 4 HCl(ag) + Ozíg):2 H2OM + 2 Cl2)

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I. Directions: Write the equilibrium constant expression, Kc, for the following reactions. Indicate also if the equilibrium is homogeneous or heterogeneous. Section Break(Next Page)- 1. 3 NO EN2Og) + NO29) 2. CHag) + 2 H2Sa) 3. Ni(CO)a(g) CS2«@) + 4 Hzg) ENiw + 4 CO) 4. HF(aq) H'aq) + F"(aq) 2 Ag*tag) + Zn :2 C2H«g + Ozig) 5. 2 Agw + Zn²*(aq) 6. 2 C2H9) + 2 H2O(g) 7. Cu + 2 H2ig)

I. Directions: Write the equilibrium constant expression, Kc, for the following reactions. Indicate also if the equilibrium is homogeneous or heterogeneous. Section Break(Next Page)- 1. 3 NO EN2Og) + NO29) 2. CHag) + 2 H2Sa) 3. Ni(CO)a(g) CS2«@) + 4 Hzg) ENiw + 4 CO) 4. HF(aq) H'aq) + F"(aq) 2 Agtag) + Zn :2 C2H«g + Ozig) 5. 2 Agw + Zn²(aq) 6. 2 C2H9) + 2 H2O(g) 7. Cu + 2 H2ig)

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I. Directions: Write the equilibrium constant expression, Kc, for the following
reactions. Indicate also if the equilibrium is homogeneous or
heterogeneous.
-Section Break(Next Page)-
1. 3 NO N½O(g) + NO29)
2. CHa) + 2 H2Sig)
CSz@) + 4 Hzg)
3. Ni(CO)ag)
ENiw + 4 CO)
4. HF(aq)
*(aq)
+ Flaq)
5. 2 Aga + Zn²* (aq)
2 Ag*taq) + Zn
C2 C2H&g + Ozg)
6. 2 C2HAlg) + 2 H2O(g)
7. C + 2 H2ig)
FCHaa)
8. 4 HCl(ag) + Ozíg):
2 H2OM + 2 Cl2)

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