Ozone, O3, is an essential component in our atmosphere and very damaging to lungs when inhaled. It can be formed by the reaction of O2O2​with OOaccording the reaction below.   Reaction of interest: 1/2O2(g)+1/2O(g)⇄1/2O3(g). K=? Use the reactions below and the equilibrium constants provided to calculate the equilibrium constant for the production of ozone from O2​and O Related reactions: NO2(g)⇄O(g)+NO(g)K=6.8•10−49 O3(g)+NO(g)⇄NO2(g)+O2(g)K=5.8•10−34

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