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A vessel at 398K initially contains 0.20 atm HA gas, 0.20 atm H2 gas and excess solid A2. Calculate the partial pressures of HA and H2 gases at equilibrium 2HA(g) H2(g) + A2(s)- Kp = 1.00 at 398K

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A vessel at 398K initially contains 0.20 atm HA gas, 0.20 atm H2 gas and excess solid A2. Calculate the partial
pressures of HA and H2 gases at equilibrium
2HA(g) > H2(g) + A2(s)-
K, = 1.00 at 398K
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