`N_(2)O_(3)` is an unstable oxide of nitrogen and it decomposes into NO (g) and `NO_(2)(g)`where `NO_(2)(g)` is further dimerise dimerise into `N_(2)O_(4)` as `N_(2)O_(3)(g)hArrNO_(2)(g)+NO(g)" ",K_(p_(1)=2.5` bar `2NO_(2)(g)hArrN_(2)O_(4)(g)" ": K_(P2)` A flask is initially filled with pure `N_(2)O_(3)(g)` having pressure `2` bar and equilibria was established. At equilibrium partial pressure of NO (g) was found to be `1.5` ber. The equilibrium partial pressure of `N_(2)O_(3)(g)` is :
A
`0.5`bar
B
`1.0` bar
C
`1.5` bar
D
`0.1` bar
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