Consider the equilibrium N₂O4(g) = 2NO₂(g). At 500 °C, the equilibrium mixture contained 3.86 M nitrogen dioxide gas. Calculate the equilibrium concentration of dinitrogen tetroxide if Kc at this temperature is 0.847. Provide your answer to two places after the decimal and without units. Type your answer...

Consider the equilibrium N₂O4(g) = 2NO₂(g). At 500 °C, the equilibrium mixture contained 3.86 M nitrogen dioxide gas. Calculate the equilibrium concentration of dinitrogen tetroxide if Kc at this temperature is 0.847. Provide your answer to two places after the decimal and without units. Type your answer...

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