I don't think that the answer of this question is right!Cause it says Kc=Kp which means that 25=[HI]2/[H2]*[I2] and to get [HI]2 you should multiply the 25 with [H2]*[I2]Please correct me if I am wrong Explanation of SolutionFormula used:Kc|HI|²|H₂||2|Kckp[H₂ ] and [ 1₂ ] is a concentration at equilibrium.Calculation:|HI|²Kc = [1₂11/2]The equilibrium constant for Kc-Kp and the values are substituted by a equation,Kp|H₂||₂|25[0.286][0.286](=[= 305.638[HI] = √/305.638[HI] = 17.48 atm.ConclusionThe partial pressure of HI is 17.48 atm.

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I don't think that the answer of this question is right! Cause it says Kc=Kp which means that 25=[HI]2/[H2]*[I2] and to get [HI]2 you should multiply the 25 with [H2]*[I2] Please correct me if I am wrong

I don't think that the answer of this question is right! Cause it says Kc=Kp which means that 25=[HI]2/[H2][I2] and to get [HI]2 you should multiply the 25 with [H2][I2] Please correct me if I am wrong

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