For the gas-phase reaction 2SO2 + 02 = 2S03, observed mole fractions for a certain equilibrium mixture at 1000 K and 732 torr are XSO2 = 0.7, XO2 = 0.05 , and XSO3 = 0.03. Find KO O a. 0.24 O b. 0.00 O c. 0.04 O d. 2.27

For the gas-phase reaction 2SO2 + 02 = 2S03, observed mole fractions for a certain equilibrium mixture at 1000 K and 732 torr are XSO2 = 0.7, XO2 = 0.05 , and XSO3 = 0.03. Find KO O a. 0.24 O b. 0.00 O c. 0.04 O d. 2.27

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For the gas-phase reaction 2SO2 + 02 = 2S03, observed mole fractions for a certain equilibrium mixture at 1000 K and 732 torr are XSO2 =
0.7, XO2 = 0.05, and XSO3 = 0.03. Find K
а. О.24
b. 0.00
с. 0.04
d. 2.27

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