What does the symbol Δn represent in the context of Kp and Kc?

A. Change in concentration
B. Change in moles of gas
C. Change in temperature
D. Change in pressure

Answer: Change in moles of gas

Additional Information: Δn refers to the difference in moles of gaseous products and reactants.

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