Relate `K_(p) and K_(c)` when `Deltan=0, Deltan=1, Deltan=2`

Give one example for the relation between K_(p)andK_(c) for a reaction, if Deltan = 0.

What happens when Deltan_(g)=0,Deltan_(g)=-"ve",Deltan_(g)=+"ve" in a gaseous reaction.

relation between K_(1)andK_(2) is :

The relationship between K_(p) and K_(c ) is K_(p) = K_(c ) (RT) Delta n . What would be the value of Deltan for the reaction NH_(4) Cl (s) hArr NH_(3) (g) + HCl(g) ?

How are K_(p)andK_(c) related? Mention the condition under which K_(p)=K_(c) .

For the reaction : 2NO_(2)(g)hArr 2NO(g)+O_(2)(g) [K_(c )=1.8xx10^(-6)"at" 184^(@)C, R=0.0831 "kJ (mol, K)"] When K_(p) and K_(c ) are compared at 184^(@)C , it is found that :

Derve the relation K_(p)=K_(c)(RT)^(Deltan_(g)) for a general chemical equilibrium reaction.