1. Write the balanced chemical equation (with state) and the equilibrium constant expression for: [9] a) the reaction between hydrogen sulfide and methane to produce hydrogen gas and carbon disulfide b) the oxidation of ammonia (Hint: ammonia reacts with oxygen gas) c) the reaction in which antimony pentachloride decomposes into antimony trichloride and chlorine gas

1. Write the balanced chemical equation (with state) and the equilibrium constant expression for: [9] a) the reaction between hydrogen sulfide and methane to produce hydrogen gas and carbon disulfide b) the oxidation of ammonia (Hint: ammonia reacts with oxygen gas) c) the reaction in which antimony pentachloride decomposes into antimony trichloride and chlorine gas

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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