Chemistry, asked by cutiepie61, 11 months ago

the temperature at which the given reaction is at equilibrium.
Ag (solid) = 2Ag (solid) +1÷2 O2 (gas)

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Answered by ilyasrotana

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Explanation:

the temperature at which given reaction is equilibrum ag (solid)=ag2(solid) +1÷202 = (gas)

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