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Given at equilibrium,
[CO] = 0.22
0.35-1x = 0.22
x = 0.130
Equilibrium constant expression is
Kc = [CO2][H2]/[CO][H2O]
Kc = (+1x)(+1x)/(0.35-1x)(0.4-1x)
Kc = (+1*0.13)(+1*0.13)/(0.35-1*0.13)(0.4-1*0.13)
Kc = 0.28
Answer: C
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