Identify the equilibrium expression for the reaction CH,CHO(g)CH₂(g) + CO(g).[CH,][CO][CH,CHO]a) K=b)x=[CH,]+[CO][CH,CHO[CH,CHO][CH,+[CO]Oc) K-[CH,CHO]Q) d) K= ÍCH][CO]e) x= [CH,CHO][CH,][CO)

The given equilibrium reaction is CH3CHO (g) ⇌CH4 (g) + CO (g) The equilibrium expression for the…

Identify the equilibrium expression for the reaction CH,CHO(g)CH₂(g) +CO(g). [CH,][CO) [CH,CHO] Ob) k=- [CH,]+[CO] [CH,CHO Oc) K- [CH,CHO] [CH, +[CO) [CH,CHO] [CH][CO) Q ©) K= [CH,CHO][CH,][CO) -* (PO

Identify the equilibrium expression for the reaction CH,CHO(g)CH₂(g) +CO(g). [CH,][CO) [CH,CHO] Ob) k=- [CH,]+[CO] [CH,CHO Oc) K- [CH,CHO] [CH, +[CO) [CH,CHO] [CH][CO) Q ©) K= [CH,CHO][CH,][CO) -* (PO

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Identify the equilibrium expression for the reaction CH,CHO(g)CH₂(g) + CO(g).
[CH,][CO]
[CH,CHO]
a) K=
b)x=
[CH,]+[CO]
[CH,CHO
[CH,CHO]
[CH,+[CO]
Oc) K-
[CH,CHO]
Q) d) K= ÍCH][CO]
e) x= [CH,CHO][CH,][CO)

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