Gaseous sulfur dioxide and oxygen gas can be used to prepare sulfur trioxide (SOJ. Under equilibrium conditions, the partial pressures of the compounds are Pso, - 0.810 atm, Po,- 0.663 atm, Pso,- 3.81 atm What is the value of the equilibrium constant, K. for the reaction in which 5 moles of sulfur trioxide is produced? OA0.0300 14709 OC 334 00167

Gaseous sulfur dioxide and oxygen gas can be used to prepare sulfur trioxide (SOJ. Under equilibrium conditions, the partial pressures of the compounds are Pso, - 0.810 atm, Po,- 0.663 atm, Pso,- 3.81 atm What is the value of the equilibrium constant, K. for the reaction in which 5 moles of sulfur trioxide is produced? OA0.0300 14709 OC 334 00167

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