The equilibrium constant for ideal gases in terms of partial pressure is denoted by _.
Correct answer: C. Kp
- A. Kc
- B. K
- C. Kp
- D. None of these
Explanation
The answer is C. For partial pressure equilibrium constant will always be denoted as Kp, where 'K' stands for equilibrium ratio of products to reactants and 'p' stands for partial pressure.
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