6-6. From the equations-8HOCI H +OCIK = 3.0 x 10HOCI + OBr - HOBR + OCI K= 15find the value of K for the reaction HOBr H+ + OBr.

The reactions given are, 1) HOCl ⇔ H+ + OCl- K = 3.0 × 10-82)…

Answered: 6-6. From the equations HOCI H* +OCl K…

6-6. From the equations HOCI H* +OCl K = 3.0 × 10 8 HOCI + OBr - HOBR + OCl- K = 15 find the value of K for the reaction HOBR-H + OBr.

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