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For given two equilibria attained in a container which are correct if degree of dissociation of A and A' are `alpha` and `alpha'`.
`A(s) hArr 2B(g)+C(g), K_(p_(1))=8xx10^(-2)`
`A'(s) hArr 2B(g)+D(g), K_(P_(2))=2xx10^(-2)`

A

`(K_(p_(1)))/(K_(p_(2))) = [ ((3 alpha^(1) + 2 alpha))/((3alpha + 2 alpha^(1)) )]^(3) xx (alpha)/(alpha^(1))`

B

`(P^(1)C)/(P^(1)D) = 4`

C

`P^(1) B = 2 P^(1) C + 2P^(1) D`

D

` alpha gt alpha^(1)`

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