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The atmospheric oxidation of NO:

  \boxed{\sf \: 2NO(g)+O _2(g) \rightleftharpoons2NO _ 2(g)}
 \rm \: was \:   studied  \: with  \: initial  \:  \\ \rm pressure \:  of  \: 1  \: atm  \: of \:  \mathrm{NO }  \: and  \: 1  \\ \rm atm  \: of \:  \mathrm{O}_{2}.  \: At  \: equilibrium \: \\  \rm partial  \: pressure \:  of  \: oxygen  \: is  \\ \rm 0.52atm  \: calculate  \: \mathrm{K}_{p}  \: of \:  the  \:  \\  \rm \: reaction.

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Answered by ayushpandey2576
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Answer:

Answer is = 2

Explanation:

A + B - C

kp = (kp C ) / (kp A ) × (kp B )

o2 - initial pressure 0.5 atm

No - initial pressure 0.5 atm

No2 - initial pressure 0.5 -----for partial pressure - Xgas = nA /n Total × pressure total

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