The diagram represents an equilibrium mixture for a reaction of the type B(g) + C(g) ⇌ BC(g).Determine the magnitude of K for the reaction. Assume each molecule or atom represents 1 mole of the species and that the volume of the container is 1 L.- ☐ K < 1- ☐ K > 1- ☐ K = 1**Diagram Explanation:**The diagram depicts a container with a mixture of different colored spheres:- Blue spheres represent B atoms or molecules.- Red spheres represent C atoms or molecules.- Blue-red paired spheres represent the BC compound.The distribution shows:- 5 blue spheres (B)- 7 red spheres (C)- 4 blue-red pairs (BC)This visual representation helps understand the equilibrium composition of reactants and products in the container.

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The diagram represents an equilibrium mixture for a reaction of the type B(g) + C(g) ⇌ BC(g).

Determine the magnitude of K for the reaction. Assume each molecule or atom represents 1 mole of the species and that the volume of the container is 1 L.

- ☐ K < 1
- ☐ K > 1
- ☐ K = 1

**Diagram Explanation:**

The diagram depicts a container with a mixture of different colored spheres:

- Blue spheres represent B atoms or molecules.
- Red spheres represent C atoms or molecules.
- Blue-red paired spheres represent the BC compound.

The distribution shows:
- 5 blue spheres (B)
- 7 red spheres (C)
- 4 blue-red pairs (BC)

This visual representation helps understand the equilibrium composition of reactants and products in the container.

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