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Which balanced equation represents a phase equilibrium?
(1) h2(g) + i2(g)< ==> 2hi(g)
(2) 2no2(g) < ==> n2o4(g)
(3) cl2(g) < ==> cl2(l)
(4) 3o2(g)< ==> 2o3(g)
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Which balanced equation represents a phase equilibrium?
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(1) h2(g) + i2(g)< ==> 2hi(g)<...
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