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Chemistry
Chemical Reactions
Equilibrium Constants
Consider the following reaction. What would be the equilibrium constant expression?
4 Br2(g)+ CBr4(g)
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The equilibrium constant expression for this reaction cannot be determined as the reaction is incomplete and does not form any products.
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