QUESTION 1 Consider the following reaction at 1000 °C. CO2(g) + CF4(g) = 2COF2(g) Kç = 0.500 Suppose 3.79 mol CO2 and 2.58 mol CF4 are placed in a 17.5 L reaction vessel and allowed to come to equilibrium. a. What will be the equilibrium concentration of CO2 (M)? QUESTION 2 b. What will be the equilibrium concentration of CF4 (M)? QUESTION 3 c. What will be the equilibrium concentration of COF2 (M)?

QUESTION 1 Consider the following reaction at 1000 °C. CO2(g) + CF4(g) = 2COF2(g) Kç = 0.500 Suppose 3.79 mol CO2 and 2.58 mol CF4 are placed in a 17.5 L reaction vessel and allowed to come to equilibrium. a. What will be the equilibrium concentration of CO2 (M)? QUESTION 2 b. What will be the equilibrium concentration of CF4 (M)? QUESTION 3 c. What will be the equilibrium concentration of COF2 (M)?

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