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For the equilibrium NH2CONH4(s) hArr 2...

For the equilibrium
`NH_2CONH_4(s) hArr 2NH_3(g) +CO_2(g)`
`P_(CO_2)= 1` atm at `100^@C` . What will be the equilibrium constant at `100^@C` in atm.

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