Please choose the correct option. Thank you. Write the equilibrium expression for the reaction+ Cu2* (ag)Zn (s)Cus) + Zn2+,(aq)O K = [Zn?+1/[Cu?+]O K = [Zn][Cu²*]/[Cu][Zn²*]O K = [Cu?+]/[Zn?*]= [Cu][Zn?*J/[Zn][Cu²*]

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Write the equilibrium expression for the reaction
+ Cu2* (ag)
Zn (s)
Cus) + Zn2+,
(aq)
O K = [Zn?+1/[Cu?+]
O K = [Zn][Cu²*]/[Cu][Zn²*]
O K = [Cu?+]/[Zn?*]
= [Cu][Zn?*J/[Zn][Cu²*]

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