The reaction H₂ + 1₂2HI has a K,-46.5 at 23.3°C What is its K₂?-0.082064Select oneO a 1131.2Ob 889G465Od cannot be determinedClear my choice

For given equilibrium Reaction - H2 + I2 <===> 2HI Equilibrium constant,Kc = 46.5 And…

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The reaction H₂ + 1₂ 2HI has a K,= 46.5 at 23.3°C What is its K₂? R=0.08206 Lan Select one O a 1131.2 Od cannot be determined Clear my choice

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The reaction H₂ + 1₂2HI has a K,-46.5 at 23.3°C What is its K₂?
-0.082064
Select one
O a 1131.2
Ob 889
G465
Od cannot be determined
Clear my choice

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