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1a. For the following reaction 6.0 moles of H2 were combined with 4.5 moles of Cl2.   The reaction was allowed to proceed in a 1.5 L vessel.  At equilibrium there were 3.0  moles of H2 in the system. Determine the equilibrium concentrations for Cl2 and HCl.                       H2                 +                Cl2                                       2HCl    1b) Determine the % reaction and decide whether this reaction favours the products or reactants

1a. For the following reaction 6.0 moles of H2 were combined with 4.5 moles of Cl2.   The reaction was allowed to proceed in a 1.5 L vessel.  At equilibrium there were 3.0  moles of H2 in the system. Determine the equilibrium concentrations for Cl2 and HCl.                       H2                 +                Cl2                                       2HCl    1b) Determine the % reaction and decide whether this reaction favours the products or reactants

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1a. For the following reaction 6.0 moles of H2 were combined with 4.5 moles of Cl2.   The reaction was allowed to proceed in a 1.5 L vessel.  At equilibrium there were 3.0  moles of H2 in the system. Determine the equilibrium concentrations for Cl2 and HCl. 

                     H2                 +                Cl2                                       2HCl

 

 1b) Determine the % reaction and decide whether this reaction favours the products or reactants

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