QUESTION 20 Consider the following reaction where Ke = 6.40x107 at a given temperature. 2X (g) → Y(g) + Z (g) Determine the X concentration (in M) at equilibrium when the initial concentration of X is 0.600 M. Be sure to justify any approximations you make.

QUESTION 20 Consider the following reaction where Ke = 6.40x107 at a given temperature. 2X (g) → Y(g) + Z (g) Determine the X concentration (in M) at equilibrium when the initial concentration of X is 0.600 M. Be sure to justify any approximations you make.

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