In the following reaction, which of the statements is true, given the initial partial pressures of each species?2SO 2(8) + O 2( g250 3( 8) Kp-0.14P502-0.140 atm, Po» - 0.321 atm, and P 5O3-0.200 atmAa The reaction is at equlibrium.O b. Equilibrium cannot be established in the system.C. More O2 must be consumed to achieve equilibrium.d. More SO3 must form to achieve equilibrium.e. More SO2 and 02 must form to achleve equilibrium.

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In the following reaction, which of the statements is true, given the initiai partial pressures of each species? 250 2l 2) + O 2( g) s 250 3l 80 Kp-0.14 #507 0.140 atm, Poz =0.321 atm, and P s03 - 0.200 atm a. The reaction is at equilibrium. b.Equilibrium cannot be established in the system. O More O2 must be consumed to achieve equilibrium. d. More S03 must form to achieve equilibrium. Oe. More SO2 and 02 must form to achieve equilibrium.

In the following reaction, which of the statements is true, given the initiai partial pressures of each species? 250 2l 2) + O 2( g) s 250 3l 80 Kp-0.14 #507 0.140 atm, Poz =0.321 atm, and P s03 - 0.200 atm a. The reaction is at equilibrium. b.Equilibrium cannot be established in the system. O More O2 must be consumed to achieve equilibrium. d. More S03 must form to achieve equilibrium. Oe. More SO2 and 02 must form to achieve equilibrium.

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