A pair of elementary reaction occurs as follows:
2 A (aq) = 3 C
The forward and reverse rate constants are 35.32 M-1min-1 and 24.41 M-2min-1, respectively. The equilibrium constant for this reaction is:
(a) 0.572 M (b) 1.45 M (c) 2.70 M (d) 0.517 M-1
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