At a certain temperature, the equilibrium constant for the following reaction is o.0472. All gases are at an initial pressure of o.862 atm, for the following reaction: NO(g) + SO, (g) + S0, (g) + NO,(g) Solve for the change in partial pressure Solve for the partial pressure of NO atm Solve for the partial pressure of SO, atm Solve for the partial pressure of SO, atm atm Solve for the partial pressure of NO, atm Determine the initial total partial pressure for the gases atm Determine the total partial pressure for the gases at equilibrium

At a certain temperature, the equilibrium constant for the following reaction is o.0472. All gases are at an initial pressure of o.862 atm, for the following reaction: NO(g) + SO, (g) + S0, (g) + NO,(g) Solve for the change in partial pressure Solve for the partial pressure of NO atm Solve for the partial pressure of SO, atm Solve for the partial pressure of SO, atm atm Solve for the partial pressure of NO, atm Determine the initial total partial pressure for the gases atm Determine the total partial pressure for the gases at equilibrium

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