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Consider the equilibrium shown below.  When one looks at the equilibrium where X = CH3 and the one where X = CH(CH3)2, how do the values of the equilibrium constants (Ks) compare?




• The Ks are equal.

• The K where X = CH(CH3)2 is greater.

• The K where X = CH3 is greater.

• The Ks differ only slightly and are both less than 1.
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