At 300°C, the Kp is 27 for the system below: XY5(g) XY3(g) + Y₂(g) In a 5.0-L flask, a gaseous mixture consists of all these gases with partial pressures as follows: PxYs = 0.012 atm, Pxy₂ = 0.90 atm and Py₂ = 0.45 atm. Which of the following statements is TRUE regarding this system? O Qp = Kp, the system will not shift. O QpKp. the system will shift to the right to establish equilibrium. O QpKp, the system will shift to the left to establish equilibrium. O Qp> Kp. the system will shift to the right to establish equilibrium. O Qp> Kp, the system will shift to the left to establish equilibrium.

At 300°C, the Kp is 27 for the system below: XY5(g) XY3(g) + Y₂(g) In a 5.0-L flask, a gaseous mixture consists of all these gases with partial pressures as follows: PxYs = 0.012 atm, Pxy₂ = 0.90 atm and Py₂ = 0.45 atm. Which of the following statements is TRUE regarding this system? O Qp = Kp, the system will not shift. O QpKp. the system will shift to the right to establish equilibrium. O QpKp, the system will shift to the left to establish equilibrium. O Qp> Kp. the system will shift to the right to establish equilibrium. O Qp> Kp, the system will shift to the left to establish equilibrium.

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