thank u in advance 20) Consider the hypothetical reactions below.(1) A + 2B € → AB2(2) A +B +→> ABK1 = 1x10K2 = 1x10s(3) AB2 +> AB +BK3 = ?The value of K for reaction (3) would be:a) 1x108b) 1x10²c) 1x10²d) 1x108e) none of these

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20) Consider the hypothetical reactions below. (1) A + 2B E → AB2 (2) A +B +→> AB K1 = 1x10 K2 = 1x105 (3) AB2 +> AB +B K3 = ? The value of K for reaction (3) would be: a) 1x108 b) 1x102 c) 1x102 d) 1x108 e) none of these

20) Consider the hypothetical reactions below. (1) A + 2B E → AB2 (2) A +B +→> AB K1 = 1x10 K2 = 1x105 (3) AB2 +> AB +B K3 = ? The value of K for reaction (3) would be: a) 1x108 b) 1x102 c) 1x102 d) 1x108 e) none of these

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20) Consider the hypothetical reactions below.
(1) A + 2B € → AB2
(2) A +B +→> AB
K1 = 1x10
K2 = 1x10s
(3) AB2 +> AB +B
K3 = ?
The value of K for reaction (3) would be:
a) 1x108
b) 1x10²
c) 1x10²
d) 1x108
e) none of these

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