(Hw3-Chapter15Problem 15.459 of 18IR Review I Constants I Periodic TablePart AAt 100 C. K. = 0.078 for the reactionso, Cle(9) so:(9) + Cl2(9)In an equilibrium mixture of three gases, theconcentrations of SO, Cla 2 and SO, are9.50x10 M and 9x10 M rospectively.What is the partial pressure of Cl, in the equilibrium mixture?Express your answer using two significant figures.?P-atmSubmitPrevious Answern Reguest AnswerX Incorrect; Try Again; 5 attempts remaining

Given data : 1. Kc = 0.078 2. Temperature (T) 100oC = 100+273 k 3 .[SO2Cl2]=9.50×10-2M 4. [SO2] =…

Part A At 100 C. K so, Cla(9) soz (9) + Cla(9) In an equilbrium mixture of three gases, the concentrations of SO, Cla 2 and SO, are 9.50x10 M and 9x10 M respectively. -0.078 for the reaction What is the partial pressure of Cla in the equilibrium mixture? Express your answer using two significant figures. P- atm Submit Previous Answera Bequest Answer X Incorrect; Try Again; 5 attempts remaining

Part A At 100 C. K so, Cla(9) soz (9) + Cla(9) In an equilbrium mixture of three gases, the concentrations of SO, Cla 2 and SO, are 9.50x10 M and 9x10 M respectively. -0.078 for the reaction What is the partial pressure of Cla in the equilibrium mixture? Express your answer using two significant figures. P- atm Submit Previous Answera Bequest Answer X Incorrect; Try Again; 5 attempts remaining

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