Hydrogen is the lightest of elements with atomic number one. When hydrogen gas reacts with bromine gas, they form hydrogen bromide gas, i.e., H2(g) + Br2(g) - 2HB1(g) At equilibrium, concentration values of the compounds are: (Br2(g)] 0.024 mol/L 0.024 mol/L 0.05 mol/L [H2(g)] [HBr(g)] Compound Equilibrium Concentration The value of equilibrium constant Keg, for the above reaction, is

Hydrogen is the lightest of elements with atomic number one. When hydrogen gas reacts with bromine gas, they form hydrogen bromide gas, i.e., H2(g) + Br2(g) - 2HB1(g) At equilibrium, concentration values of the compounds are: (Br2(g)] 0.024 mol/L 0.024 mol/L 0.05 mol/L [H2(g)] [HBr(g)] Compound Equilibrium Concentration The value of equilibrium constant Keg, for the above reaction, is

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