At a certain temperature, 0.350 mol CH, and 0.676 mol H, S are placed in a 2.50 L container. CH,(g) + 2 H, S(g) = CS,(g) + 4 H, (g) At equilibrium, 10.4 g CS, is present. Calculate Ke. 57 K. = Incorrect

At a certain temperature, 0.350 mol CH, and 0.676 mol H, S are placed in a 2.50 L container. CH,(g) + 2 H, S(g) = CS,(g) + 4 H, (g) At equilibrium, 10.4 g CS, is present. Calculate Ke. 57 K. = Incorrect

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