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Based on the results of part a, based on the results of part a, blank is a stronger reducing agent than blank at 823 \rm k. in the first reaction above, \rm h2(g)blank\rm coo(s) and the value of \rm k is 67. in the fourth reaction, \rm co(g)blank\rm coo(s) and the value of \rm k is 480. the blank equilibrium constant for the fourth reaction indicates that products are blank favored than the products in the first reaction. is a stronger reducing agent than based on the results of part a, blank is a stronger reducing agent than blank at 823 \rm k. in the first reaction above, \rm h2(g)blank\rm coo(s) and the value of \rm k is 67. in the fourth reaction, \rm co(g)blank\rm coo(s) and the value of \rm k is 480. the blank equilibrium constant for the fourth reaction indicates that products are blank favored than the products in the first reaction. at 823 k

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