What is the Kp expression for the reaction:+ 2 Cl2(g)O Kp (PCH4 (Pci2)?C(s) + 4 HCl(g) → CH4(g)OKp = [CH,][Cl2]²%3DTHCI14O Kp = (PCH4 )(Pci2)%3D(Pua)4O Kp = (PCH4)(Pci2)%3D(C)(Pua)4OKp [CH4]+[Cl2l²%3DTHC114O Kp = (PCH4)+(Pc12)²%3D(Pc)+(Puc14

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What is the Kp expression for the reaction: + 4 HCI9) → CH4(g) + 2 Cl2(g) OKp = [CH,][Cl,]² (HC114 OKp= (PCH4 (Pci2)? (Puc)4 O Kp = (PCH4 )(Pci2) (C)(Pua)4 O Kp = [CH,1+[Cl2]² %3D IHCI14 O Kp = (PCH4)+(Pc12)* %3D (Pc)+(Puc14

What is the Kp expression for the reaction: + 4 HCI9) → CH4(g) + 2 Cl2(g) OKp = [CH,][Cl,]² (HC114 OKp= (PCH4 (Pci2)? (Puc)4 O Kp = (PCH4 )(Pci2) (C)(Pua)4 O Kp = [CH,1+[Cl2]² %3D IHCI14 O Kp = (PCH4)+(Pc12)* %3D (Pc)+(Puc14

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What is the Kp expression for the reaction:
+ 2 Cl2(g)
O Kp (PCH4 (Pci2)?
C(s) + 4 HCl(g) → CH4(g)
OKp = [CH,][Cl2]²
%3D
THCI14
O Kp = (PCH4 )(Pci2)
%3D
(Pua)4
O Kp = (PCH4)(Pci2)
%3D
(C)(Pua)4
O
Kp [CH4]+[Cl2l²
%3D
THC114
O Kp = (PCH4)+(Pc12)²
%3D
(Pc)+(Puc14

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