[References]chemist placed a mixture of CO, (g) and CF,(9) into a flask at a particular temperature. These gases react:CO2 (g) + CF (g) 2COF2 (g)Iter this mixture came to equilibrium, she found that it contained 0.42 mole fraction of CF4 and 0.16 mole fraction of COF2. Calculate K, at this temperature for this reaction.

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[References] chemist placed a mixture of CO2(9) and CF (9) into a flask at a particular temperature. These gases react: CO2 (g) + CF (9) = 2COF2(g) fter this mixture came to equilibrium, she found that it contained 0.42 mole fraction of CF, and 0.16 mole fraction of COF2. Calculate K, at this temperature for this reaction.

[References] chemist placed a mixture of CO2(9) and CF (9) into a flask at a particular temperature. These gases react: CO2 (g) + CF (9) = 2COF2(g) fter this mixture came to equilibrium, she found that it contained 0.42 mole fraction of CF, and 0.16 mole fraction of COF2. Calculate K, at this temperature for this reaction.

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