9. When the sulfur trioxide reaction was run at 1000 K, a sample of the equilib- rium gas mixture showed 0.562 atm of SO,, 0.101 atm of O,, and 0.332 atm of SO,. Cafculate the equilibrium con- stant, K,, for the formation of 1 mole of SO, from SO, and O,. Calculate K, for the dissociation of 2 moles of SO, into 1 mole of O, and 2 moles of SO,. How are these two equilibrium con- stants related?

9. When the sulfur trioxide reaction was run at 1000 K, a sample of the equilib- rium gas mixture showed 0.562 atm of SO,, 0.101 atm of O,, and 0.332 atm of SO,. Cafculate the equilibrium con- stant, K,, for the formation of 1 mole of SO, from SO, and O,. Calculate K, for the dissociation of 2 moles of SO, into 1 mole of O, and 2 moles of SO,. How are these two equilibrium con- stants related?

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