1. Write the Keq of the following.a) 4HCI + 022C12+ 2 H2O+ HCIb) CH4 + Cl2CH3CI2COc) C(s) + CO2d) BaSO4 (s)2. In the reactionBaO (s) + SO3 (g)2HCIH2 + C12 the Keq is 4.17 xwhat is the equilibrium constant for the10-34 at 25 °C.reactionH2 + C12-2 HCI at the same temperature.

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1. Write the Keq of the following. a) 4HCI + 02 -2C12 b) CH4 + C12 c) C(s) + CO2 d) BaSO4 (s) 2. In the reaction 10-34 at 25 °C. reaction H2 + C12 + 2 H2O CH3CI + HCI 2CO BaO (s) + SO3 (g) 2HCI H2+ C12 the Keq is 4.17 x what is the equilibrium constant for the 2 HCI at the same temperature.

1. Write the Keq of the following. a) 4HCI + 02 -2C12 b) CH4 + C12 c) C(s) + CO2 d) BaSO4 (s) 2. In the reaction 10-34 at 25 °C. reaction H2 + C12 + 2 H2O CH3CI + HCI 2CO BaO (s) + SO3 (g) 2HCI H2+ C12 the Keq is 4.17 x what is the equilibrium constant for the 2 HCI at the same temperature.

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1. Write the Keq of the following.
a) 4HCI + 02
2C12
+ 2 H2O
+ HCI
b) CH4 + Cl2
CH3CI
2CO
c) C(s) + CO2
d) BaSO4 (s)
2. In the reaction
BaO (s) + SO3 (g)
2HCI
H2 + C12 the Keq is 4.17 x
what is the equilibrium constant for the
10-34 at 25 °C.
reaction
H2 + C12-
2 HCI at the same temperature.

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