Consider the reversible reaction:   2 HBr(g)               H2 (g)  +  Br2 (g)                       KC = 1.6 x 10-2 at a certain temperature   What is the KC value of the following, at the same temperature?   H2 (g)  +  Br2 (g)          2 HBr(g)

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Consider the reversible reaction:

 

2 HBr(g)               H2 (g)  +  Br2 (g)                       KC = 1.6 x 10-2 at a certain temperature

 

What is the KC value of the following, at the same temperature?

 

H2 (g)  +  Br2 (g)          2 HBr(g)   

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