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An overall reaction is a combination of two other reactions. The first reaction was reversed and the second reaction was doubled. Write the K value of the overall reaction in terms of the original K-values of the first two reactions.
An overall reaction is a combination of two other reactions. The first reaction was reversed and the second reaction was doubled. Write the K value of the overall reaction in terms of the original K-values of the first two reactions.
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