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Consider the reaction n2o4(g)ā†’2no2(g) where n2o4 is colorless and no2 is brown. at a temperature of 5āˆ˜c, the reaction is colorless at equilibrium. this indicates that the equilibrium constant for this reaction at this temperature is

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