Consider the following equilibrium: Cl2(3) + F2(3) = 2CIF(g) with Keg = 19.9 If we begin with O.100 atm chlorine and 0.100 atm fluorine, what are the partial pressures of CIF and F2 at equilibrium? O 0.20 atm, 0.0 atm O 19.9 atm, 0.00 atm 0.138 atm, 0.031 atm 0.182 atm, 0.009 atm O 0.10 atm, 0.050 atm

Consider the following equilibrium: Cl2(3) + F2(3) = 2CIF(g) with Keg = 19.9 If we begin with O.100 atm chlorine and 0.100 atm fluorine, what are the partial pressures of CIF and F2 at equilibrium? O 0.20 atm, 0.0 atm O 19.9 atm, 0.00 atm 0.138 atm, 0.031 atm 0.182 atm, 0.009 atm O 0.10 atm, 0.050 atm

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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