Given the reaction: H2 + 12 =2 HI. If equilibrium constant K for the reverse reaction is 54.1 at 425°C, what is K for the forward reaction at the same temperature? -1.85 x 102 1.85x 102 3.70x 102 54.1

Given the reaction: H2 + 12 =2 HI. If equilibrium constant K for the reverse reaction is 54.1 at 425°C, what is K for the forward reaction at the same temperature? -1.85 x 102 1.85x 102 3.70x 102 54.1

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Given the reaction: H2 + 12
= 2 HI. If equilibrium
constant K for the reverse
reaction is 54.1 at 425°C,
what is K for the
forward reaction at the same
temperature?
-1.85 x 102
1.85x 102
3.70x 102
54.1

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