HCI (gas) is equilibrated with water and completely dissolved in water creating a 2-phase system with the equilibrium process as follows: HClg). HCl(ag) is completely dissociated. The concertation of HCl at equilibrium is 1 m. The mean molal activity coefficients of the HCl solution is 0.89 from experimental data. The standard-state chemical potentials are: HCl(g), 095.3 kJ/mol, for Cl-(ag), -131.2 kJ/mol; for H+ is 0. Calculate the equilibrium vapour pressure for HC(g) over this solution. --> H'(ag) + Cl- (aq)

HCI (gas) is equilibrated with water and completely dissolved in water creating a 2-phase system with the equilibrium process as follows: HClg). HCl(ag) is completely dissociated. The concertation of HCl at equilibrium is 1 m. The mean molal activity coefficients of the HCl solution is 0.89 from experimental data. The standard-state chemical potentials are: HCl(g), 095.3 kJ/mol, for Cl-(ag), -131.2 kJ/mol; for H+ is 0. Calculate the equilibrium vapour pressure for HC(g) over this solution. --> H'(ag) + Cl- (aq)

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