What is the value of the equilibrium constant, K for the redox reaction below if the standard potential is +0.043v? 2 Co (s) +3 V2+ (aq) 3 V (s) + 2 Co3+ v2+ (aq) Oa. 2.28 x 104 O b. 5.90 x 10 -1 O c. 1.70 O d. 4.384 x 10

What is the value of the equilibrium constant, K for the redox reaction below if the standard potential is +0.043v? 2 Co (s) +3 V2+ (aq) 3 V (s) + 2 Co3+ v2+ (aq) Oa. 2.28 x 104 O b. 5.90 x 10 -1 O c. 1.70 O d. 4.384 x 10

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What is the value of the equilibrium constant, K for
the redox reaction below if the standard potential is +0.043v?
2 Co (s) +3 V2+ (aq) 3 V (s) + 2 Co3+
v2+
(aq)
Oa. 2.28 x 104
O b. 5.90 x 10 -1
O c. 1.70
O d. 4.384 x 10

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