In an experiment, a reaction vessel contained pure BrCl gas at an initial pressure of 0.0850atm (no Cl₂ or Br2 initially). The reaction then came to equilibrium. Determine the partial pressures of Cl₂ and BrCl when equilibrium is attained. Cl₂, atm A) 0.119atm B) 0.119atm C) 0.119atm D) 0.0339atm E) 0.0339atm F) 0.0339atm G) 0.0678atm H) 0.0678atm I) 0.0678atm *** Show your work BrCl, atm Oatm 0.238atm 0.0307atm 0.0511atm 0.0678atm 0.0172atm -0.0506atm 0.0175atm 0.132atm

In an experiment, a reaction vessel contained pure BrCl gas at an initial pressure of 0.0850atm (no Cl₂ or Br2 initially). The reaction then came to equilibrium. Determine the partial pressures of Cl₂ and BrCl when equilibrium is attained. Cl₂, atm A) 0.119atm B) 0.119atm C) 0.119atm D) 0.0339atm E) 0.0339atm F) 0.0339atm G) 0.0678atm H) 0.0678atm I) 0.0678atm *** Show your work BrCl, atm Oatm 0.238atm 0.0307atm 0.0511atm 0.0678atm 0.0172atm -0.0506atm 0.0175atm 0.132atm

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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