Exercise 15.90< 14 of 15E Review I Constants I Perodic TableAn equilbrium mixture contains N0. (P-0.30atm) and NO, (P=12 atm) at 350 K. Thevalume of the container is doubled at constanttemperature.Calculate the equilbrium pressure of N,O, when the system reaches anew equilibriumExpress your answer using two significant figures.atmSubmitPrevious Answers Beguest AnswerX Incorrect; Try Again; One attempt remainingPart BCalculate the equilbrium pressure of NO, when the systom reaches anew equilbriumExpress your answer using two significant figuresatmSubmitPrevious Answers Reguest Anawer

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Review I Constants I Periodic Table An equilbrium miature contains N,0, P-0.30 atm) and NO (P-12 atn) at 350 K. The volume of the container is doubled at constant temperature Calculate the equilbrium pressure of N,O when the system reaches a new equilibrium. Express your anewer using two significant figures AE atm Submit Previous Answers Beauest Anser X Incorrect; Try Again; One attempt remaining Part B Calculate the equilibrium pressure of NO, when the system reaches a quilbrium

Review I Constants I Periodic Table An equilbrium miature contains N,0, P-0.30 atm) and NO (P-12 atn) at 350 K. The volume of the container is doubled at constant temperature Calculate the equilbrium pressure of N,O when the system reaches a new equilibrium. Express your anewer using two significant figures AE atm Submit Previous Answers Beauest Anser X Incorrect; Try Again; One attempt remaining Part B Calculate the equilibrium pressure of NO, when the system reaches a quilbrium

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