a. At 460 °C, the reaction: SONO NO + SOx has K, = 85.0. Suppose 0.180 mol of SO₂, 0.180 mol of NO₂, 3.00 mol of NO and 3.00 mol of So, are placed in a 2.0 L container at this temperature. What will the concentrations of all the gases be when the system reaches equilibrium? 3

a. At 460 °C, the reaction: SONO NO + SOx has K, = 85.0. Suppose 0.180 mol of SO₂, 0.180 mol of NO₂, 3.00 mol of NO and 3.00 mol of So, are placed in a 2.0 L container at this temperature. What will the concentrations of all the gases be when the system reaches equilibrium? 3

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SONO
NO + SOx
has K, = 85.0. Suppose 0.180 mol of SO₂, 0.180 mol of NO₂, 3.00 mol of NO and 3.00 mol of
So, are placed in a 2.0 L container at this temperature. What will the concentrations of all the
gases be when the system reaches equilibrium?
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