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In the following reaction, the unit of equilibrium constant is:
A+BC

  1. litre mole1
  2. mole litre
  3. mole litrel
  4. no unit

A
mole litrel
B
litre mole1
C
mole litre
D
no unit
Solution
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For A(g)+B(g)C(g);

Δn=12=1

UnitofKc=[mollitre]Δn=[mollitre]1=Litre mole1

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