S. For the eauilibrium 2CHu(G) 55HC=CHG), f the MHial.concertration of CHa.0800M ard the concentrationof C2 Ha Cat eauillbrium is Oo1375 M, a what Cre the eacilibriom Cancentration S Of CHy and H7 b) Whatis the numencal vake of hc
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![. For the equilibriom 2CH4(G) 5SHC=CH@), fthe
concentraHian of Ca Hy Ct equilbrium is 0.01375M,
a whot Care the eqúli brium CancentrationS
Of CHy and H2 7
b)Whatis the numencal vake of hc
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