What is the value of the concentration equilibrium constant, K c (@1000 K) , for the following reaction?
CO (g) + Cl₂ (g)
COCl₂ (g) K p = 3.9*10- 2 (@ 1000 K)
A) K c = 4.75×10 - 4
B) K c = 3.9×10 - 2
C) K c = 0.312
D) K c = 3.20
E) K c = 324
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