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If all coefficients in a balanced equation are halved, the new Kc equals
Asquare root of Kc
Bsquare of Kc value
Creciprocal of Kc
Done half of Kc
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. square root of Kc
Halving every coefficient halves every exponent, which takes the square root of the original Kc.
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