Yes, it is possible <span>to distinguish Kc from Kp. </span><span>Kc</span><span> is defined by molar concentrations, whereas </span><span>Kp</span><span> is defined by the partial pressures of the gasses inside a closed system, so units is different. </span>For Kc will be (mol/dm³)ˣ or (mol/L)ˣ and for Kp will be Paˣ, atmˣ or torrˣ. Kc = Kp·R·T. R - gas constant. T - temperature.
