If your reaction isazbB <==> c0 = dD, then your equilibriumconstant formula is:Keq=[C]c [D]d[A]ª[B]bWrite the equilibriumformula for the followingchemical reactions (donot actually solve forKeq):1.xX + y¥ < => zZ2.2P60% | 303.4A/30₂ < > 2Al2O3

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Write the equilibrium formula for the following chemical reactions (do not actually solve for Keq): 1. xX + yY <=> zZ 2. 2700, 2160; | 30 3. 4A/ => 1/6 30₂ < > 2Al2O3 -

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If your reaction is
az
bB <
=
=> c0 = dD
, then your equilibrium
constant formula is:
Keq
=
[C]c [D]d
[A]ª[B]b
Write the equilibrium
formula for the following
chemical reactions (do
not actually solve for
Keq):
1.
xX + y¥ < => zZ
2.
2P60% | 30
3.
4A/
30₂ < > 2Al2O3

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