(#30) The Equilibrium Constant and the "ICE Chart" Phosphorus pentachloride gas is formed according to the reaction by adding chlorine gas to phosphorus trichloride gas. Then the reaction reaches equilibrium. The equilibrium constant, Kc, equals 49.0 at 230°C. If 0.500 mole each of the reactants are added to a 5-L container, what is the equilibrium composition at 230°C? (30a) In blank #1, type-in our answer for the concentration of phosphorus pentachloride in the product at equilibrium. The unit is Molarity, but enter only the value of your answer with two decimal places. (30b) In blank #2, type in your answer for the concentration of phosphorus trichloride at equilibrium with two decimal places. (30c) In blank #3, type in your answer for the concentration of chlorine gas at equilibrium with two decimal places.

(#30) The Equilibrium Constant and the "ICE Chart" Phosphorus pentachloride gas is formed according to the reaction by adding chlorine gas to phosphorus trichloride gas. Then the reaction reaches equilibrium. The equilibrium constant, Kc, equals 49.0 at 230°C. If 0.500 mole each of the reactants are added to a 5-L container, what is the equilibrium composition at 230°C? (30a) In blank #1, type-in our answer for the concentration of phosphorus pentachloride in the product at equilibrium. The unit is Molarity, but enter only the value of your answer with two decimal places. (30b) In blank #2, type in your answer for the concentration of phosphorus trichloride at equilibrium with two decimal places. (30c) In blank #3, type in your answer for the concentration of chlorine gas at equilibrium with two decimal places.

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