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As per law of mass action, for `NH_(4) `HS(s) `hArr NH_(3)(g) + H_(2) S(g)` ratio of rate constants of forward `(K_(f))` & backword `(K_(b))` reactions at equilibrium equals ot

A

`[NH_(4) HS]`

B

`P_(NH_(3)) + P_(H_(2)S)`

C

`[H_(2)S] + [NH_(3)]`

D

`[NH_(3)][H_(2)S]`

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