Iodine monobromide, IBr, occurs as brownish-black crystals that vaporize with decomposition:2IB1(g) = I2 (9)+Br2 (g)The equilibrium constant K. at 100°C is 0.026. If 1.10 × 10¬2 mol IBr is placed in a 0.600-L vessel at 100°C, what are the molarconcentrations of substances at equilibrium in the vapor?[IBr] =M[I2] =M[Br2] =M

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Iodine monobromide, IBr, occurs as brownish-black crystals that vaporize with decomposition: 2IB1(g) = I2 (9)+ Br2 (g) The equilibrium constant Ke at 100°C is 0.026. If 1.10 × 10-2 mol IBr is placed in a 0.600-L vessel at 100°C, what are the molar concentrations of substances at equilibrium in the vapor? [IBr] M %3D M [Br2] = M

Iodine monobromide, IBr, occurs as brownish-black crystals that vaporize with decomposition: 2IB1(g) = I2 (9)+ Br2 (g) The equilibrium constant Ke at 100°C is 0.026. If 1.10 × 10-2 mol IBr is placed in a 0.600-L vessel at 100°C, what are the molar concentrations of substances at equilibrium in the vapor? [IBr] M %3D M [Br2] = M

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