Chemical Equilibrium ) Consider the following reaction occurs: 3 Al;Cle (g) D 2 Al,Cl, (g) a) In an experiment at 454 K, the equilibrium concentration of Al;Cl, is 0.000167 M and the equilibrium concentration of Al,Cl, is 0.0141M. Calculate K for the reaction. b) A 1.00 L flask is charged with 0.00513 moles of Al;Cle at 454 K and allowed to establish equilibrium (in other words, is held at T until equilibrium is established). Estimate, to three significant figures, the molar concentrations, mol/L (M), of both species after the system has attained equilibrium.

Chemical Equilibrium ) Consider the following reaction occurs: 3 Al;Cle (g) D 2 Al,Cl, (g) a) In an experiment at 454 K, the equilibrium concentration of Al;Cl, is 0.000167 M and the equilibrium concentration of Al,Cl, is 0.0141M. Calculate K for the reaction. b) A 1.00 L flask is charged with 0.00513 moles of Al;Cle at 454 K and allowed to establish equilibrium (in other words, is held at T until equilibrium is established). Estimate, to three significant figures, the molar concentrations, mol/L (M), of both species after the system has attained equilibrium.

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