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For the reaction, CO ( g )+ Cl ₂( ~g ) COCl ₂( ~g ) the K _ p K _ c is equal to

Options

  1. A1 RT
  2. B1.0
  3. CR T
  4. DRT

Correct answer

A. 1 RT

Step-by-step solution

Kp = Kc ( RT )^ n

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