Consider this: PCI5 decomposes to PCI3 and Cl2 according to the equationPCI5 = PCI3+C12 When a 2.0-L vessel is charged with 2 moles of PCIs at 50degC forms 1 mol ofCl₂What is the Kp value at 50degC? (13.3M, 18.2M, or 23.7M)?

Consider this: PCIs decomposes to PCI3 and Cl2 according to the equation PCI5 = PCI3+Cl2 When a 2.0-L vessel is charged with 2 moles of PCI5 at 50degC forms 1 mol of Cl₂ What is the Kp value at 50degC? (13.3M, 18.2M, or 23.7M)?

Consider this: PCIs decomposes to PCI3 and Cl2 according to the equation PCI5 = PCI3+Cl2 When a 2.0-L vessel is charged with 2 moles of PCI5 at 50degC forms 1 mol of Cl₂ What is the Kp value at 50degC? (13.3M, 18.2M, or 23.7M)?

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