Consider the reactionSO, Ch(g) S0, (g) + Ca(g) K-2.97 x 10 at 62s KIn a reaction mbture at equilibrium, the partial pressure of SO, is 141 mbar and that of Cla ln 283 mbarPart AWhat is the partial pressure of SO, Cl,?Express your answer in bars to three significant figures.> View Available Hint(s)V AZ* O a ?barP(SO,Cl) =SubmitBesuest AnswerNext>

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Consider the reaction So,Ch (e) SO, () + Cla (x) K- 2.97 x 10 at 625 K In a reaction mbture at equilbrium, the partial pressure of SO, in 141 mbar and that of Cl, in 283 mbar

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In a reaction mbture at equilibrium, the partial pressure of SO, is 141 mbar and that of Cla ln 283 mbar
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