A quantity of O2 weighing 15.58 g and excess solid C are sealed in a container of volume 5.25 L The following reaction goes to completion (only CO is left in the container): 2 + O2(g) -> 2 CO(S) What is the pressure in the container at 25\deg C after this reaction?"

A quantity of O2 weighing 15.58 g and excess solid C are sealed in a container of volume 5.25 L The following reaction goes to completion (only CO is left in the container): 2 + O2(g) -> 2 CO(S) What is the pressure in the container at 25\deg C after this reaction?"

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A quantity of O2 weighing 15.58 g and excess solid C are
sealed in a container of volume 5.25 L The following
reaction goes to completion (only CO is left in the
container): 2 + O2(g) -> 2 CO(S) What is the pressure
in the container at 25\deg C after this reaction?"

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