5) 50.0 g of N;O, is introduced into an evacuated 2.00 L vessel and allowed to come to equilibrium with its decomposition product, N;O.(g) → 2NO:(g). For this reaction K.0.133. Once the system has reached equilibrium, 5.00 g of NO; is injected into the vessel, and the system is allowed to equilibrate once again. Calculate the mass of NO; in the final equilibrium mixture. A) 17.8 g B) 12.4 g C) 14.7g D) 19.7 g E) 15.5 g

5) 50.0 g of N;O, is introduced into an evacuated 2.00 L vessel and allowed to come to equilibrium with its decomposition product, N;O.(g) → 2NO:(g). For this reaction K.0.133. Once the system has reached equilibrium, 5.00 g of NO; is injected into the vessel, and the system is allowed to equilibrate once again. Calculate the mass of NO; in the final equilibrium mixture. A) 17.8 g B) 12.4 g C) 14.7g D) 19.7 g E) 15.5 g

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