5. Chloromethane forms by the reaction CH4 (3) + Cl2 (3) ) .> CH;CI (g) + HCI (g) At 1500 K, Kp = 1.6 x 104. In the equilibrium reaction mixture, PCH4 = 0.13 atm, Pc12 = 0.035 atm, PCH3CI =0.24 atm, and PHCI = 0.47 atm. Is CH3CI or CH4 forming?

5. Chloromethane forms by the reaction CH4 (3) + Cl2 (3) ) .> CH;CI (g) + HCI (g) At 1500 K, Kp = 1.6 x 104. In the equilibrium reaction mixture, PCH4 = 0.13 atm, Pc12 = 0.035 atm, PCH3CI =0.24 atm, and PHCI = 0.47 atm. Is CH3CI or CH4 forming?

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