Exercise 1. Write the equililuium constant expression, Kc, for the following reactions. Indicate also if theequilibrium is homogeneous or heterogeneous.1. 3 NO)EN2Otq! + NCz)ECS + 4 Hag2. CHafei + 2 H Sigi3. Ni(COENig+ 4 CO4. HFagi+ F(an!5. 2 Ago + Zn*taq)2 Ag (aa + Zn(s)6. 2 C2HG + 2 H2Ota):2 C2Hgi + Ozig)CHAISI7. C + 2 Hzig)8. 4 HCkog) Ozie2 H2O + 2 Clais

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Exercise 1. Write the equililuium constant expression, Kc, for the following reactions. Indicate also if the equilibrium is homogeneous or heterogeneous. 1. 3 NO) EN2Otq! + NCz) CS+4 Hag 2. CHafei + 2 H Sigi 3. Ni(CO ENig+ 4 CO 4. HFag) + F(ag! 5. 2 Ago + Zn*taq) 2 Ag (aa + Zn(s) 6. 2 C2H4G + 2 H2Oa 2 C2Hgi + O2ig) CHAISI 7. C+ 2 Hzig) 8. 4 HCkoa) Ozie 2 H2O + 2 Clzis

Exercise 1. Write the equililuium constant expression, Kc, for the following reactions. Indicate also if the equilibrium is homogeneous or heterogeneous. 1. 3 NO) EN2Otq! + NCz) CS+4 Hag 2. CHafei + 2 H Sigi 3. Ni(CO ENig+ 4 CO 4. HFag) + F(ag! 5. 2 Ago + Zn*taq) 2 Ag (aa + Zn(s) 6. 2 C2H4G + 2 H2Oa 2 C2Hgi + O2ig) CHAISI 7. C+ 2 Hzig) 8. 4 HCkoa) Ozie 2 H2O + 2 Clzis

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