4G 14.56 For each of the following equations, give the expres- sion for the equilibrium constant K.: NH,Cl(s) = NH;(g) + HCI(g) D C(s) + 2N,0(g) = CO2(g) + 2N,(g) E Na,CO3(s) + H,O(!) + CO,(g) = 2NAHCO;(s) Fe+(aq) + 30H¯(aq) = Fe(OH);(s) Heing the Eguilibrium Conctant Zaid Mahmoud أمس الساعة 1:57 م تعليق أعجبني II

4G 14.56 For each of the following equations, give the expres- sion for the equilibrium constant K.: NH,Cl(s) = NH;(g) + HCI(g) D C(s) + 2N,0(g) = CO2(g) + 2N,(g) E Na,CO3(s) + H,O(!) + CO,(g) = 2NAHCO;(s) Fe+(aq) + 30H¯(aq) = Fe(OH);(s) Heing the Eguilibrium Conctant Zaid Mahmoud أمس الساعة 1:57 م تعليق أعجبني II

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