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The equilibrium constant for the reaction
AB is
K. The equilibrium constant for the reaction
mA mB is​

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Answered by Shhradha
0

Answer:

Please give the complete reaction

Answered by sandhyasubhash91
2

Answer:

K^m

Explanation:

Let K is the equilibrium constant for the reaction, A⇔B.

Let K be the equilibrium constant for the reaction, mA⇔mB.

K = B ÷ A

B = KA

K′ = B^m ÷ A^m

Substituting B=KA in the expression for K ′, we get

K ′= B^m ÷ A^m

= (KA)^m ÷ A^m

= K^m × (A^m ÷ A^m)

= K^m

K ′ = K^m

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