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    The Reaction: 2 A( S ) + B( G )
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The Reaction: 2 A( S ) + B( G )

Question 27

Question 27

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The reaction: 2 A( s ) + B( g ) The reaction: 2 A( s )  + B( g )    2 C( s )  represents a(n) : A)  homogeneous equilibrium B)  heterogeneous equilibrium C)  instantaneous equilibrium D)  reaction that will not come to an equilibrium 2 C( s ) represents a(n) :


A) homogeneous equilibrium
B) heterogeneous equilibrium
C) instantaneous equilibrium
D) reaction that will not come to an equilibrium

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