In which of the following reactions will Kp = Kc?%3DO 4 P2 (3) + 12 H2S (3) = 8 PH3 g) + 6 S2 (g)O 2 SF3 (g) + 2 NF (3) =2 SF2 (3) + 2 NF2 (3)6 SO2 (6) + 3 O2 (3) = 6 SO3 (g)O Kp can never be equal to Kc.O N2 (3) + ½ S2 (3) = N2S (3)

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In which of the following reactions will Kp = Kc? %3D 6 S2 (3) O 4 P2 () + 12 H2S (3) = 8 PH3 () + 2 SF3 (2) + 2 NF (g) = 2 SF2 (3) + 2 NF2 () O 6 SO2 (6) + 3 02 (3) = 6 SO3 (g) O Kp can never be equal to Kc. O N2 (3) + ½ S2 (6) = N2S (3)

In which of the following reactions will Kp = Kc? %3D 6 S2 (3) O 4 P2 () + 12 H2S (3) = 8 PH3 () + 2 SF3 (2) + 2 NF (g) = 2 SF2 (3) + 2 NF2 () O 6 SO2 (6) + 3 02 (3) = 6 SO3 (g) O Kp can never be equal to Kc. O N2 (3) + ½ S2 (6) = N2S (3)

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In which of the following reactions will Kp = Kc?
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O 4 P2 (3) + 12 H2S (3) = 8 PH3 g) + 6 S2 (g)
O 2 SF3 (g) + 2 NF (3) =
2 SF2 (3) + 2 NF2 (3)
6 SO2 (6) + 3 O2 (3) = 6 SO3 (g)
O Kp can never be equal to Kc.
O N2 (3) + ½ S2 (3) = N2S (3)

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