Which phases are present at the following equilibrlum?ZnO(s) + CO(s)Zne) + CO21«).O 1 solid phase and 2 gas phases.O 1 solid phase and 1 gas phase.O 1 solid phase.O 1 gas phase.O 1 solid phase and 3 gas phases.

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Which phases are present at the following equilibrlum? ZnO(s) + CO(8) = Zn(g) + CO218)

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Which phases are present at the following equilibrlum?
ZnO(s) + CO(s)
Zne) + CO21«).
O 1 solid phase and 2 gas phases.
O 1 solid phase and 1 gas phase.
O 1 solid phase.
O 1 gas phase.
O 1 solid phase and 3 gas phases.

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