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For the reaction `AB_(2)(g) rarr AB(g) + B(g)` , the initial pressure of `AB_(2)(g)` was 6 atm and at equilibrium, total pressure was found to be 8 atm at 300 K. The equilibrium constant of the reaction at 300 K is……

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`AB_(2)(g) rarr AB(g) + B(g)`
Given P = 6 atm
P + P' = 8 atm
`K_(p) = 2xx2/4 = 1`
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