Question 31 Consider the reaction below. Given the equilibrium concentration of each species, what is the equilibrium constant of the following reaction? 2 NOC(g, 2.6 M) = 2 NO(g, 1.4 M) + Cl2(g, 0.34 M) O 10.1 O 0.183 5.43 0.099

Question 31 Consider the reaction below. Given the equilibrium concentration of each species, what is the equilibrium constant of the following reaction? 2 NOC(g, 2.6 M) = 2 NO(g, 1.4 M) + Cl2(g, 0.34 M) O 10.1 O 0.183 5.43 0.099

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