Given the following initial partial pressures, what is the equilibrium concentration of SO3 (2)? SO2 (e) + NO2 (e) SO3 (g) + NO (g) %3D Kp = 3.75 (at the current temperature) %3D Initial Species Pgas (atm) SO2 0.277 NO2 0.226 SO3 0.756 NO 0.878 IMPORTANT: When entering your answer: • Enter the number only (no units) Do not leave any spaces • Use a leading zero before the decimal when necessar Report your number to 3 decimal places (regardless o significant figures) • Correctly round your answer to the 3rd decimal place (allowed margin of error is only ± 0.001, so always us rounded numbers in your calculations) Examples: 0.123 or 9.876

Given the following initial partial pressures, what is the equilibrium concentration of SO3 (2)? SO2 (e) + NO2 (e) SO3 (g) + NO (g) %3D Kp = 3.75 (at the current temperature) %3D Initial Species Pgas (atm) SO2 0.277 NO2 0.226 SO3 0.756 NO 0.878 IMPORTANT: When entering your answer: • Enter the number only (no units) Do not leave any spaces • Use a leading zero before the decimal when necessar Report your number to 3 decimal places (regardless o significant figures) • Correctly round your answer to the 3rd decimal place (allowed margin of error is only ± 0.001, so always us rounded numbers in your calculations) Examples: 0.123 or 9.876

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