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The equilibrium of formation of phosgene...

The equilibrium of formation of phosgene is represented as :
`CO(g)+Cl_(2)(g)hArrCOCl_(2)(g)`
The reaction is carried out in a `500 mL` flask. At equilibrium, `0.3` mol of phosgene, `0.1 mol` of `CO`, and `0.1` mol of `Cl_(2)` are present.
The equilibrium constant of the reaction is

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