Express the equilibrium constant for the following reaction:2 CH2CI2 (g) + Cl2 (g) =2 CHCI3 + H2 (g)[CHCI3]CH2]k =%3D[CHCI3]°[H2]k =%3D[CHCI,ICI,][CHCI;]*tC!,][CHCI;]°[H;]%3D[CHCI,ICI,]k%3D[CHCI;][H2]%3D[CHCI3][H2]k%3D[CHCI2[CI]

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Express the equilibrium constant for the following reaction: 2 CH2CI2 (g) + Cl2 (g) =2 CHCI3 + H2 (g) [CHCI3]/(H2] k = 1/ [CHCI,(H2] [CHCI,ICI] %3D [CHCI,ICI2] k = [CHCI3J°(H2] [CHCI2ICI2] k [CHCI3][H2] %3D [CHCI3[H2] k = [CHCI2][Cl2]

Express the equilibrium constant for the following reaction: 2 CH2CI2 (g) + Cl2 (g) =2 CHCI3 + H2 (g) [CHCI3]/(H2] k = 1/ [CHCI,(H2] [CHCI,ICI] %3D [CHCI,ICI2] k = [CHCI3J°(H2] [CHCI2ICI2] k [CHCI3][H2] %3D [CHCI3[H2] k = [CHCI2][Cl2]

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Express the equilibrium constant for the following reaction:
2 CH2CI2 (g) + Cl2 (g) =2 CHCI3 + H2 (g)
[CHCI3]CH2]
k =
%3D
[CHCI3]°[H2]
k =
%3D
[CHCI,ICI,]
[CHCI;]*tC!,]
[CHCI;]°[H;]
%3D
[CHCI,ICI,]
k%3D
[CHCI;][H2]
%3D
[CHCI3][H2]
k%3D
[CHCI2[CI]

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