Part 3Calculate the equilibrium partial pressure of H₂.0.167atmPart 4rtDetermine the equilibrium partial pressure of H₂O after CO and H₂ at0.0790 atm are added to the equilibrium mixture described above.0.32683atmPart 5 areDetermine the equilibrium partial pressure of CO after the additiondescribed above.5.1972Part 6atmSee HintDetermine the equilibrium partial pressure of H₂ after the additiondescribed above.0.513atm Only Part 6The water-gas reaction is a source of hydrogen. Passing steam over hot carbonproduces a mixture of carbon monoxide and hydrogen.H₂O(g) + C(s) = CO(g) + H₂(g)The value of K, for the reaction at 1000.0°C is 3.00 x 10-².4th attempt3Part PrtPart 2 2e-Calculate the equilibrium partial pressure of H₂O given that PH20 = 0.442atm and Pco= 5.000 atm at the start of the reaction. Assume that thecarbon is in excess.0.275atmSee Periodic TableCalculate the equilibrium partial pressure of CO.5.167atm

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Calculate the equilibrium partial pressure of H₂. 0.167 atm Part 4rt Determine the equilibrium partial pressure of H2₂O after CO and H₂ at 0.0790 atm are added to the equilibrium mixture described above. 0.32683 atm Part 5 are Determine the equilibrium partial pressure of CO after the addition described above. 5.1972 Part 6 atm See Hint Determine the equilibrium partial pressure of H₂ after the addition described above. 0.513 atm

Calculate the equilibrium partial pressure of H₂. 0.167 atm Part 4rt Determine the equilibrium partial pressure of H2₂O after CO and H₂ at 0.0790 atm are added to the equilibrium mixture described above. 0.32683 atm Part 5 are Determine the equilibrium partial pressure of CO after the addition described above. 5.1972 Part 6 atm See Hint Determine the equilibrium partial pressure of H₂ after the addition described above. 0.513 atm

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