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For which of the following equilibria does `"k"_("eq") = ["o"_2]`? a. o2(l) o2(g) b. 2o3(g) 3o2(g) c. 2h2o(l) 2h2(g) + o2(g) d. 2hg(s) +o2(g) 2hgo(s)
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For which of the following equilibria does `"k"_("eq") = ["o"_2]`? a. o2(l) o2(g) b. 2o3(g) 3o2(g)...
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