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For the reaction `CaCO_3(s)iffCaO(s)+CO_2(g)` which one is correct.

A

`K_p=Pcaco_3`

B

`K=Pco_2`

C

`K_p=1/(Pcaco_3)`

D

`K_p=1/(Pco_2)`

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