13. At 1527°C, the Kp for a hypothetical dissociation reaction below is 1.70 x10 3 AB3(g) = AB3(g) +B2(g) If the initial partial pressure of AB; is 4.14 atm, what is the partial pressure of B, at equilibrium? Assume that x subtracted from the initial pressure is negligible.

13. At 1527°C, the Kp for a hypothetical dissociation reaction below is 1.70 x10 3 AB3(g) = AB3(g) +B2(g) If the initial partial pressure of AB; is 4.14 atm, what is the partial pressure of B, at equilibrium? Assume that x subtracted from the initial pressure is negligible.

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13. At 1527°C, the Kp for a hypothetical dissociation reaction below is
1.70 x10 3
AB3(g) = AB3(g) +B2(g)
If the initial partial pressure of AB; is 4.14 atm, what is the partial
pressure of B2 at equilibrium?
Assume that x subtracted from the initial pressure is negligible.

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