The system,2AB2(g) - A2(g) +2B2(g)could come toequilibrium at 500 K.The equilibriumconstant Kp is 1.3 x 105.What is the value of Kefor the system at thistemperature?3.17 x 1034.5 x 1034.06 x 1024.06 x 1036.17 x 109

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The system, 2AB2(g) - A2(g) + 2B2(g) could conme to equilibrium at 500 K. The equilibrium constant Kp is 1.3 x 105. What is the value of Kc for the system at this temperature?

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The system,
2AB2(g) - A2(g) +
2B2(g)
could come to
equilibrium at 500 K.
The equilibrium
constant Kp is 1.3 x 105.
What is the value of Ke
for the system at this
temperature?
3.17 x 103
4.5 x 103
4.06 x 102
4.06 x 103
6.17 x 109

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