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Calculate the value of the equilibrium constant, c, for the reaction Q(g)+X(g)=2M(g)+N(g) given that M(g)=Z(g) c1=3.97 6R(g)=2N(g)+4Z(g) c2=0.523 3X(g)+3Q(g)=9R(g) c3=11.8 Question is asking for c
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Calculate the value of the equilibrium constant, c, for the reaction

Q(g)+X(g)=2M(g)+N(g)

given that

M(g)=Z(g) c1=3.97

6R(g)=2N(g)+4Z(g) c2=0.523

3X(g)+3Q(g)=9R(g) c3=11.8

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