Part A An equilibrium mixture contains N204, (P = 0.27 atm ) and NO2 (P = 1.0 atm ) at 350 K. The Calculate the equilibrium pressure of N204 when the system reaches a new equilibrium. volume of the container is doubled at constant Express your answer using two significant figures. temperature. E ΑΣφ. P = atm Submit Request Answer Part B Calculate the equilibrium pressure of NO2 when the system reaches a new equilibrium. Express your answer using two significant figures. ? P = atm

Part A An equilibrium mixture contains N204, (P = 0.27 atm ) and NO2 (P = 1.0 atm ) at 350 K. The Calculate the equilibrium pressure of N204 when the system reaches a new equilibrium. volume of the container is doubled at constant Express your answer using two significant figures. temperature. E ΑΣφ. P = atm Submit Request Answer Part B Calculate the equilibrium pressure of NO2 when the system reaches a new equilibrium. Express your answer using two significant figures. ? P = atm

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