17.109 In a study of synthetic fuels, 0.100 mol of CO and 0.100 mol of water vapor are added to a 20.00-L container at 900.°C, and they react to form CO, and H. At equilibrium, [CO] is 2.24X10-3 M. (a) Calculate K. at this temperature. (b) Calculate Potal equilibrium. (c) How many moles of CO must be added to double this pressure? (d) After P, equilibrium, what is [CO]eg? in the flask at is doubled and the system reattains total

17.109 In a study of synthetic fuels, 0.100 mol of CO and 0.100 mol of water vapor are added to a 20.00-L container at 900.°C, and they react to form CO, and H. At equilibrium, [CO] is 2.24X10-3 M. (a) Calculate K. at this temperature. (b) Calculate Potal equilibrium. (c) How many moles of CO must be added to double this pressure? (d) After P, equilibrium, what is [CO]eg? in the flask at is doubled and the system reattains total

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