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What are the units of equilibrium constant (kc) for the following reaction?
C(s)+O2(g)CO2(g)

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mol/lit
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(mol/lit)1
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C
lit2mol2
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D
kc has no units
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Solution

The correct option is D kc has no units
For the reaction:
C(s)+O2(g)CO2(g)
KC=[CO2][C][O2],[C]=1
because carbon is solid
kc=[CO2][O2]
[CO2]= Molarity of CO2
[O2]= Molarity of O2
Both [CO2]&[O2] must
have same unit i.e. mol/lit.
Hence, K c will be unitless.

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