Keq for the reaction 2 NO2 (g) N204 (g) is 4.73. If a container holds 2.10 M N204 and0.0887 M NO2 and is allowed to come to equilibrium, which of the following would be theBEST set-up to solve for the concentration of NO2 at equilibrium?O NO2N204I:0.08872.10C: +2X- 1XE: 0.0887 + 2X2.10 1XNO2N2041111I:0.08872.10%3DC: -2X+1XE:0.0887 - 2X2.10 +1XNO2N204I:0.0887C: - 2X+XE:0.0887 - 2X2.10 +1XNO2N204I:0.08872.10C: +1X1XE:0.0887 + 1X2.10 2XNO2N204:0.08872.10C:+ 1X2XE:0.0887 + 1X2.10 - 1X

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Keq for the reaction 2 NO2 (g) N204 (g) is 4.73. If a container holds 2.10 M N2O4 and 0.0887 M NO2 and is allowed to come to equilibrium, which of the following would be the BEST set-up to solve for the concentration of NO2 at equilibrium? NO2 N204 I: 0.0887 2.10 C: +2X - 1X E: 0.0887 + 2X 2.10 - 1X NO2 N204 1: 0.0887 2.10 C: - 2X + 1X E: 0.0887 2X 2.10 +1X NO2 N204 I: 0.0887 C: - 2 X E: 0.0887- 2X 2.10 +1X NO2 N204 : 0.0887 2.10 C: +1X 1X E: 0.0887 + 1X 2.10 2X NO2 N204 I: 0.0887 2.10 C: + 1X 2X E: 0.0887 + 1X 2.10 - 1X

Keq for the reaction 2 NO2 (g) N204 (g) is 4.73. If a container holds 2.10 M N2O4 and 0.0887 M NO2 and is allowed to come to equilibrium, which of the following would be the BEST set-up to solve for the concentration of NO2 at equilibrium? NO2 N204 I: 0.0887 2.10 C: +2X - 1X E: 0.0887 + 2X 2.10 - 1X NO2 N204 1: 0.0887 2.10 C: - 2X + 1X E: 0.0887 2X 2.10 +1X NO2 N204 I: 0.0887 C: - 2 X E: 0.0887- 2X 2.10 +1X NO2 N204 : 0.0887 2.10 C: +1X 1X E: 0.0887 + 1X 2.10 2X NO2 N204 I: 0.0887 2.10 C: + 1X 2X E: 0.0887 + 1X 2.10 - 1X

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