At 298 K, F3SSF(g) decomposes partially to SF2(g). At equi- librium, the partial pressure of SF2(g) is 1.1 × 10-4 atm and the partial pressure of F3SSF is 0.0484 atm. (a) Write a balanced equilibrium equation to represent this reaction. (b) Compute the equilibrium constant corresponding to the equation you wrote.

At 298 K, F3SSF(g) decomposes partially to SF2(g). At equi- librium, the partial pressure of SF2(g) is 1.1 × 10-4 atm and the partial pressure of F3SSF is 0.0484 atm. (a) Write a balanced equilibrium equation to represent this reaction. (b) Compute the equilibrium constant corresponding to the equation you wrote.

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