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O3(g)+NO(g)<—>O2(g)+NO2(g) Write the equalibrium expression
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O3(g)+NO(g)<—>O2(g)+NO2(g) Write the equalibrium expression

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Answer: [NO2][O2]/[NO] [O3]

Explanation: Kc = [NO2][O2]/[NO] [O3]

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