Given that Kp = 1.39 at 400. °C for the reaction, P4(g) <=> 2 P2(g), which answer best describes the reaction when 1.50 mol of P4(g) and 1.15 mol of P2(g) are mixed in a 25.0 L, closed container at 400. °C?[REMEMBER: it's KplA. Qp = 1.95, the reaction proceeds to the left.%3DB. Qp 0.882, the reaction proceeds to the right.%3DC. Qp 0.0353 the reaction proceeds to the right.%3DD. Qp 0.0353, the reaction proceeds to the leftE. Qp 1.39, the reaction is at equilibrium

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Given that Kp- 1.39 at 400. °C for the reaction, Pa(g) <> 2 P2(g), which answer best describes the reaction when 1.50 mol of Palg) and 1.15 mol of P2(g) are mixed in a 25.0 L. closed container at 400. °C? [REMEMBER: it's Kpl O A. Qp - 1.95, the reaction proceeds to the left. B. Qp - 0.882, the reaction proceeds to the right. C. Qp - 0.0353 the reaction proceeds to the right. D. Qp - 0.0353, the reaction proceeds to the left O E. Qp- 1.39, the reaction is at equilibrium

Given that Kp- 1.39 at 400. °C for the reaction, Pa(g) <> 2 P2(g), which answer best describes the reaction when 1.50 mol of Palg) and 1.15 mol of P2(g) are mixed in a 25.0 L. closed container at 400. °C? [REMEMBER: it's Kpl O A. Qp - 1.95, the reaction proceeds to the left. B. Qp - 0.882, the reaction proceeds to the right. C. Qp - 0.0353 the reaction proceeds to the right. D. Qp - 0.0353, the reaction proceeds to the left O E. Qp- 1.39, the reaction is at equilibrium

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Given that Kp = 1.39 at 400. °C for the reaction, P4(g) <=> 2 P2(g), which answer best describes the reaction when 1.50 mol of P4(g) and 1.15 mol of P2(g) are mixed in a 25.0 L, closed container at 400. °C?
[REMEMBER: it's Kpl
A. Qp = 1.95, the reaction proceeds to the left.
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B. Qp 0.882, the reaction proceeds to the right.
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C. Qp 0.0353 the reaction proceeds to the right.
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D. Qp 0.0353, the reaction proceeds to the left
E. Qp 1.39, the reaction is at equilibrium

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