Explain the equilibrium-constant expression

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The equilibrium-constant expression for the below reaction is given by: Ti(s) + 2Cl2(g) yields TiCl4(l) a. [TiCl4(l)]/[Ti(s)][Cl2(g)] b. [Ti(s)][Cl2(g)]^2/[TiCl4(l)] c. [TiCl4(l)]/[Cl2(g)]^2 d. [Cl2(g)]^-2 e. [TiCl4(l)/[Ti(s)][Cl2(g)]^2

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