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The equilibrium constant K(c) for the re...

The equilibrium constant `K_(c)` for the reaction
`P_(4)(g)hArr 2P_(2)(g)`
is 1.4 at `400^(@)C.`Suppose that 3 moles of `P_(4)(g)` and 2 moles of `P_(2)(g)`are mixed in 2 litre container at`400^(@)C.` What is the value of reaction quotient`(Q_(c))`?

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