What is the correct form for theequilibrium constant for this reaction?H2 (g) + F2 (e) = 2HF(e)(g)= 2HF(g)[HE]?-[H2][F2]--IHF]_[H2][F2]O _[H2][E2]_-[HF]O -_[H2][E2]_2[HF]

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What is the correct form for the
equilibrium constant for this reaction?
H2 (g) + F2 (e) = 2HF(e)
(g)
= 2HF(g)
[HE]?-
[H2][F2]
--IHF]_
[H2][F2]
O _[H2][E2]_-
[HF]
O -_[H2][E2]_
2[HF]

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