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What is the relationship of 5 points equilibrium constants for the following two reactions? * (1) 2 NO,(g) → N,0,(g); (2) N,0,(g) > 2 NO,(g) K2

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What is the relationship of
5 points
equilibrium constants for the
following two reactions?
(1) 2 NO,(g) > N,0,(g);
K,
(2) N,0,(g) > 2 NO,(g)
K2
(a) K,= 1/ K2
O Option 1

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