Chemical reaction:N2+3H2++2NH 3is 4.5 atm and that ofH2NH3is 0.0 atm at 550.15If the initial pressure of N2and%3DK. determine the mole fraction of all three gases at equilibrium. A G° ( NH3 ) = -16.4 kJ.mol-1A G° ( N2 ) = 0.0 kJ.mol ,A G° ( H2 ) = 0.0 kJ. mol-1Type your answer here:

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Chemical reaction: N2+3H22NH3 If the initial pressure of N₂ and H₂ is 4.5 atm and that of K. determine the mole fraction of all three gases at equilibrium. A mol-1 A G (N₂) = 0.0 kJ. mol-1 NH3 is 0.0 atm at 550.15 Gº (NH3 ) = -16.4 kJ. A G (H₂) = 0.0 kJ. mol-1 3

Chemical reaction: N2+3H22NH3 If the initial pressure of N₂ and H₂ is 4.5 atm and that of K. determine the mole fraction of all three gases at equilibrium. A mol-1 A G (N₂) = 0.0 kJ. mol-1 NH3 is 0.0 atm at 550.15 Gº (NH3 ) = -16.4 kJ. A G (H₂) = 0.0 kJ. mol-1 3

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Chemical reaction:
N2+3H2++2NH 3
is 4.5 atm and that of
H2
NH3
is 0.0 atm at 550.15
If the initial pressure of N2
and
%3D
K. determine the mole fraction of all three gases at equilibrium. A G° ( NH3 ) = -16.4 kJ.
mol-1
A G° ( N2 ) = 0.0 kJ.
mol ,A G° ( H2 ) = 0.0 kJ. mol-1
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