Consider the synthesis of hydrogen iodide from molecular hydrogen and iodide. At equilibrium a vessel contains a mixture of I2 (purple), H₂ (Colorles) and HI (colorless). The value of Kc=56 at 200k. H₂(g) + Izeg) HI(g) e) IH now ( a) If the purple color of the mixture fades as the temperature is raised is the reaction forming FI exothermic or endothermic? llow sI to tomo 23 19225v silt to Jou N AW CE b) A flask is immersed in a constant-temp. bath maintained @ 200 kelvin. The flask initially contains: [H₂] = 0,024M, [1₂]=0.036 M [HI] = 0.15M. Will the [HI] increase or Stolyola) (s decrease? C) What is the value of Ke for this ran. HI(g) = 1/2 H₂(g) + 1½/2I2(9) Mod 1010 N

Consider the synthesis of hydrogen iodide from molecular hydrogen and iodide. At equilibrium a vessel contains a mixture of I2 (purple), H₂ (Colorles) and HI (colorless). The value of Kc=56 at 200k. H₂(g) + Izeg) HI(g) e) IH now ( a) If the purple color of the mixture fades as the temperature is raised is the reaction forming FI exothermic or endothermic? llow sI to tomo 23 19225v silt to Jou N AW CE b) A flask is immersed in a constant-temp. bath maintained @ 200 kelvin. The flask initially contains: [H₂] = 0,024M, [1₂]=0.036 M [HI] = 0.15M. Will the [HI] increase or Stolyola) (s decrease? C) What is the value of Ke for this ran. HI(g) = 1/2 H₂(g) + 1½/2I2(9) Mod 1010 N

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