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    When the Direction for a Reaction Is Reversed the New
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When the Direction for a Reaction Is Reversed the New

Question 9

Question 9

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When the direction for a reaction is reversed the new value of K is:


A) K = log(K) .
B) K = ln(K) .
C) K = 10K.
D) K = 1/K.
E) K = eK.

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