1.3. You start with 15.0 atm of N₂O4(g) and no NO₂(g), and you let it reach equilibrium. If you measure that the pressure of NO₂(g) is 3.0 atm at equilibrium, how much N₂O4(g) is left? N₂O4(g) 2 NO₂(g) a) 3.0 atm b) 9.0 atm c) 12.0 atm d) 13.5 atm

1.3. You start with 15.0 atm of N₂O4(g) and no NO₂(g), and you let it reach equilibrium. If you measure that the pressure of NO₂(g) is 3.0 atm at equilibrium, how much N₂O4(g) is left? N₂O4(g) 2 NO₂(g) a) 3.0 atm b) 9.0 atm c) 12.0 atm d) 13.5 atm

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2 NO₂(g)
a) 3.0 atm
b) 9.0 atm
c) 12.0 atm
d) 13.5 atm

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