QUESTION 20The Kp for the following equation is 2.21x10. if at equilibrium you have 2.02 atm of B and 6.5 atm of C. what is the partial pressure of A?A(g) + 3B(g) =2C(g)Express your answer to the correct number of significant figures, in scientific notation and include the unit with your answer.

The given reaction is as follows: Ag + 3Bg ⇔2Cg The pressure of B is = 2.02 atm The pressure of C is…

QUESTION 2o The Kp for the following equation is 2.21x10. if at equilibrium you have 2.02 atm of B and 6.5 atm of C. what is the partial pressure of A? A(g) + 38(g) =2C(g) Express your answer to the correct nummber of signiflcant figures, in selentifle notation and include the unit witk your answer.

QUESTION 2o The Kp for the following equation is 2.21x10. if at equilibrium you have 2.02 atm of B and 6.5 atm of C. what is the partial pressure of A? A(g) + 38(g) =2C(g) Express your answer to the correct nummber of signiflcant figures, in selentifle notation and include the unit witk your answer.

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