The equilibrium constants For the chemicalreactionNz C9) +Ozcg) = 200gs are Kp= 1.ix103at 2,200k andKp = 3,6* 103 at2,500k.Which one ok these statements is truel.A The reacHon Is exothenmic, AH2OB) The pam Hal pressure of NO cg) is less at 2,200k.than at 2,500 k.CC) kp is less than kc by a factor of CRTS.DJ The total pessure at 2,200kk is the sarme as at2,500k.E) Higher total pressune shikts the eeuilibnlum.to the left.

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n Constants for the che eg 52000go are Kp= l.1x at 2,200k Kp = 3.6* 2,500k %3D f these statements is to is exothenmic, AH2O - Pressure Of NO cg) is le 2,500 k. than kc by a factor

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The equilibrium constants For the chemical
reaction
Nz C9) +Ozcg) = 200gs are Kp= 1.ix103
at 2,200k and
Kp = 3,6* 103 at
2,500k.
Which one ok these statements is truel.
A The reacHon Is exothenmic, AH2O
B) The pam Hal pressure of NO cg) is less at 2,200k.
than at 2,500 k.
CC) kp is less than kc by a factor of CRTS.
DJ The total pessure at 2,200kk is the sarme as at
2,500k.
E) Higher total pressune shikts the eeuilibnlum.
to the left.

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