2NO2(g) <-----> N2O4(g)

If 0.625mol of dinitrogen tetraoxide in 5.0L is allowed to come to equilibrium and at equilibrium has a concentration of 0.0750M, Calculate K for this reaction.

Does K= 7.5?

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yes.

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