At a particular temperature, Kc=1.6x10^-2 for 2H,S(8)2H2(8) + S2(8)Calculate K. for each of the following reactions:(a) S2(8) + H2(8) H,S(g)(b) 5H2S(g) 5H,(g) + S2(g)

(a) 12S2(g) + H2(g) ⇌ H2S(g) Kc'' =[S2]2.5[H2]5[H2S]5 = (Kc)2.5= ( 1.6 x 10-2 )2.5 = 3.24 x…

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2H,S(8) 2H2(8) + S2(8) Calculate K. for each of the following reactions: (a) S2(8) + H2(8) H,S(g) (b) 5H2S(g) 5H,(g) + S2(g)

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At a particular temperature, Kc=1.6x10^-2 for

2H,S(8)
2H2(8) + S2(8)
Calculate K. for each of the following reactions:
(a) S2(8) + H2(8) H,S(g)
(b) 5H2S(g) 5H,(g) + S2(g)

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