6. At a certain temperature, K = 4.0 for thefollowing reaction. [6]2HF) + Hz9) + F29)A 1.0 L reaction vessel contained 0.045 mol of Fat equilibrium. What was the initial amount of HFin the reaction vessel? (Hint: use two variables-seen in class)%3D2(g)

To solve this question, first write general formula for Kc, then write ICE table with given values…

6. At a certain temperature, K. = 4.0 for the following reaction. [6] 2HF) → H2) A 1.0 L reaction vessel contained 0.045 mol of F2(9) at equilibrium. What was the initial amount of HF in the reaction vessel? (Hint: use two variables -seen in class) %3D + F26)

6. At a certain temperature, K. = 4.0 for the following reaction. [6] 2HF) → H2) A 1.0 L reaction vessel contained 0.045 mol of F2(9) at equilibrium. What was the initial amount of HF in the reaction vessel? (Hint: use two variables -seen in class) %3D + F26)

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