Question 2 Balance the equation.equation:U(s) + F,(g) = UF,(g)Write the reaction-quotient expression , Qc, for this reaction.Answer Bank[F.]*3[UF.][U]³[F,][UP[F,]*[UF,J?[U][F,]*[UF]*II

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U(s) + F,(g) = UF,(g)
Write the reaction-quotient expression , Qc, for this reaction.
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[F.]*
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[UF.]
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[F,]
[UP
[F,]*
[UF,J?
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