What is Kp for the reaction: 2 Hg (1) +02 (g) = 2 HgO (s)?O 1/ P(Hg)^2 x P(02)O 1/ P(02)O P(02)O P(Hg)^2 x P(02) / P(HgO)^2

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What is Kp for the reaction: 2 Hg (1) + 02 (g) = 2 HgO (s)? O 1/ P(Hg)^2 x P(02) O 1/ P(02) P(02) O P(Hg)^2 x P(02) / P(HgO)^2

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What is Kp for the reaction: 2 Hg (1) +
02 (g) = 2 HgO (s)?
O 1/ P(Hg)^2 x P(02)
O 1/ P(02)
O P(02)
O P(Hg)^2 x P(02) / P(HgO)^2

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