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4) Consider a chemical reaction at a particular constant temperature T. Which of the following statements
is correct?
a) Both the value for Kc and the value for Qc will be the same for all conditions
b) The value for Kc will be the same for all conditions, but the value for Qc will be different for
different conditions
c) The value for Qc will be the same for all conditions, but the value for Kc will be different for
different conditions
d) Both the value for Kc and the value for Qc will be different for different conditions
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