A mixture of isobutylene ((CH3)2CCH2, 0.400 bar partial pressure) and HCI (0.600 bar partial pressure) is heated at 500.0 K. The equilibrium constant K for the gas- phase thermal decomposition of tert- butyl chloride ((CH3)3CCI) is 3.45 at 500.0 K. (CH3);CCI(g) = (CH3)2CCH2(g) + HCI(g) Calculate the value of Kc

A mixture of isobutylene ((CH3)2CCH2, 0.400 bar partial pressure) and HCI (0.600 bar partial pressure) is heated at 500.0 K. The equilibrium constant K for the gas- phase thermal decomposition of tert- butyl chloride ((CH3)3CCI) is 3.45 at 500.0 K. (CH3);CCI(g) = (CH3)2CCH2(g) + HCI(g) Calculate the value of Kc

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