3. When combined in a closed vessel, hydrogen gas and iodine gas will form hydrogen iodide gas until an equilibrium position is reached. Ma (a) Write a balanced equation for this chemical reaction system. (b) Suppose you carry out an investigation starting with a 2.0 L flask containing 0.45 mol of hydrogen iodide. Predict how the concentrations of the gases will change as the system reaches equilibrium. (c) In a second experiment, the concentration of each of the gases was monitored (Figure 9). Complete an ICE table for the reaction. Reaction Progress 8.0 t= 200 °C 7.0 (H(g) 6.0 5.0 4.0 3.0 2.0 1.0 0.0 Time Figure 9 Concentration (mol/L)

3. When combined in a closed vessel, hydrogen gas and iodine gas will form hydrogen iodide gas until an equilibrium position is reached. Ma (a) Write a balanced equation for this chemical reaction system. (b) Suppose you carry out an investigation starting with a 2.0 L flask containing 0.45 mol of hydrogen iodide. Predict how the concentrations of the gases will change as the system reaches equilibrium. (c) In a second experiment, the concentration of each of the gases was monitored (Figure 9). Complete an ICE table for the reaction. Reaction Progress 8.0 t= 200 °C 7.0 (H(g) 6.0 5.0 4.0 3.0 2.0 1.0 0.0 Time Figure 9 Concentration (mol/L)

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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