At 100.0 °C, K. = 0.135 for the reaction3H29) + N2lg) = 2NH3(g)Ina reaction mixture at equilibrium at this temperature [NH3] = 0.00900 M and [N3] = 6.01 M.(a) What are the partial pressures of all the gases in the mixture?PNH,atmPH,iatmPN2atmeTextbook and Media(b) Calculate K, using the partial pressures.Enter your answer in scientific notation.x 10(c) Calculate K, using the equationK, = K-(RT)ª"Enter your answer in scientific notation.K. =x 10i

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At 100.0 °C, K. = 0.135 for the reaction 3H2(3) + Ngls) = 2NH3g) Ina reaction mixture at equilibrium at this temperature [NH3] = 0.00900 M and (N2] = 6.01 M. (a) What are the partial pressures of all the gases in the mixture? atm atm PN. atm eTextbook and Media (b) Calculate Kp using the partial pressures. Enter your answer in scientific notation. Kp x 10 (c) Calculate Kp using the equation Kp = K.(RT')ª". . Enter your answer in scientific notation. Kp x 10

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At 100.0 °C, K. = 0.135 for the reaction
3H29) + N2lg) = 2NH3(g)
Ina reaction mixture at equilibrium at this temperature [NH3] = 0.00900 M and [N3] = 6.01 M.
(a) What are the partial pressures of all the gases in the mixture?
PNH,
atm
PH,
i
atm
PN2
atm
eTextbook and Media
(b) Calculate K, using the partial pressures.
Enter your answer in scientific notation.
x 10
(c) Calculate K, using the equation
K, = K-(RT)ª"
Enter your answer in scientific notation.
K. =
x 10
i

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