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If 38.4 g of PCl; were placed in a 1.0 L vessel, what qualitative effect would this have on' the fraction of PCI; that has decomposed (give a qualitative answer only: do not do the calculation)? Why? O More PCl, would decompose, due to the pressure increase. OLess PCl, would decompose, due to the pressure increase. O Less PCl; would decompose, due to the pressure decrease. Previous Next

If 38.4 g of PCl; were placed in a 1.0 L vessel, what qualitative effect would this have on' the fraction of PCI; that has decomposed (give a qualitative answer only: do not do the calculation)? Why? O More PCl, would decompose, due to the pressure increase. OLess PCl, would decompose, due to the pressure increase. O Less PCl; would decompose, due to the pressure decrease. Previous Next

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C If 38.4 g of PCl; were placed in a 1.0 L vessel, what qualitative effect would this have on' the fraction of PCI; that has decomposed (give a qualitative answer only: do not do the calculation)? Why? O More PCl, would decompose, due to the pressure increase. OLess PCl; would decompose, due to the pressure increase. Less PCl; would decompose, due to the pressure decrease. Previous Next
Transcribed Image Text:C If 38.4 g of PCl; were placed in a 1.0 L vessel, what qualitative effect would this have on' the fraction of PCI; that has decomposed (give a qualitative answer only: do not do the calculation)? Why? O More PCl, would decompose, due to the pressure increase. OLess PCl; would decompose, due to the pressure increase. Less PCl; would decompose, due to the pressure decrease. Previous Next
The equilibrium constant K. for the reaction PC13 (g) + Cl2 (g) PCI, (g) equals 2.7 at 330°C.
Transcribed Image Text:The equilibrium constant K. for the reaction PC13 (g) + Cl2 (g) PCI, (g) equals 2.7 at 330°C.
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