Determine the value of K. for thefollowing reaction if the equilibriumconcentrations are as follows: [N2]eg = 3.6%3DM, [O2leg = 4.1 M, [N2O]eg = 3.3 x 10-18leqM.2 N2(g) +O2g) = 2N20(g)O 2.2 x 10-194.5 x 10182.0 x 10-375.0 x 10364.9 x 10-17

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