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`2AB_2(g)hArr 2AB(g)+B_2(g)`
Degree of dissociation of `AB_2` is x. What will be equation for x in terms of `K_p` and equilibrium pressure P ?

A

`K_p=x^3/((2+x)(1-x)^2)xxP`

B

`x=sqrt(P/(2K_p))`

C

`x=sqrt((2K_p)/P)`

D

`K_p=x^2/((2+x)(1-x))xxP`

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