Calculate the equilibrium constant, Kp. for the reaction: NiO) +CO(g) = Nis) + CO219) for which AH° = -10.0 kJ mol1 and AS° = 2.50 JK-1 mol at 25°C. Express your answer up to the first decimal place.Use T(K) = T(°C) + 273.15%3DAnswer: Kp=If a 2.0-L vessel that contains an excess of NiO is filled with 5 atm ofCO, what would be the total pressure (in atm) and mol% CO2 of theresulting gaseous mixture at equilibrium? Express your answers up tothe first decimal place.Answers:Total Pressure =atmmol % CO2 =

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Calculate the equilibrium constant, Kp, for the reaction: NiO(a) + CO(g) = Nie + CO2(a) for which AH° = -10.0 kJ mol1 and AS° = 2,50 J K-1 mol at 25°C. Express your answer up to the first decimal place. %3! Use T(K) = T(°C) + 273.15

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Calculate the equilibrium constant, Kp. for the reaction: NiO) +
CO(g) = Nis) + CO219) for which AH° = -10.0 kJ mol1 and AS° = 2.50 J
K-1 mol at 25°C. Express your answer up to the first decimal place.
Use T(K) = T(°C) + 273.15
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Answer: Kp=
If a 2.0-L vessel that contains an excess of NiO is filled with 5 atm of
CO, what would be the total pressure (in atm) and mol% CO2 of the
resulting gaseous mixture at equilibrium? Express your answers up to
the first decimal place.
Answers:
Total Pressure =
atm
mol % CO2 =

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