If you have 0.50 M solution of NOCL, Calculate the equilibrium concentration of (C12) according following equation: if (K= 1.60 x 10-5) 2NOCL) → 2NO(9) + Cl2c9) Select one: a. 1x 10-3 M Ob. 2x10-2 M C. 0.01 M d. 0.20 M

If you have 0.50 M solution of NOCL, Calculate the equilibrium concentration of (C12) according following equation: if (K= 1.60 x 10-5) 2NOCL) → 2NO(9) + Cl2c9) Select one: a. 1x 10-3 M Ob. 2x10-2 M C. 0.01 M d. 0.20 M

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If you have 0.50 M solution of NOCL, Calculate the equilibrium concentration of (C12)
according following equation: if (K= 1.60 x 10-5)
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2NOCL9) → 2NO() + Cl2c9)
Select one:
O a 1x 10-3 M
O b. 2x 10-2 M
O c. 0.01 M
d. 0,20 M

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