At 400 K, N₂O4 decomposes into NO₂ in the gas phase: N₂O4(8) 2NO₂(g) In an experiment, 0.328 g of of N₂O4(8) were placed in a 0.500 L evacuated flask at 400 K, and allowed to come to equilibrium, the final pressure was 0.331 atm. What were the partial pressures of N₂O4 and NO2, and what is the equilibrium constant? PN204 = i PNO2 = K₂= atm atm

At 400 K, N₂O4 decomposes into NO₂ in the gas phase: N₂O4(8) 2NO₂(g) In an experiment, 0.328 g of of N₂O4(8) were placed in a 0.500 L evacuated flask at 400 K, and allowed to come to equilibrium, the final pressure was 0.331 atm. What were the partial pressures of N₂O4 and NO2, and what is the equilibrium constant? PN204 = i PNO2 = K₂= atm atm

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