Some SF2 (at a partial pressure of 2.3 × 10¬4 atm) is placed in a closed container at 298 K with some F3SSF (at a par- tial pressure of 0.0484 atm). Enough argon is added to raise the total pressure to 1.000 atm. (a) Calculate the initial reaction quotient for the decom- position of F,SSF to SF2. (b) As the gas mixture reaches equilibrium, will there be net formation or dissociation of F;SSF? (Use the data given in problem 22.)

Some SF2 (at a partial pressure of 2.3 × 10¬4 atm) is placed in a closed container at 298 K with some F3SSF (at a par- tial pressure of 0.0484 atm). Enough argon is added to raise the total pressure to 1.000 atm. (a) Calculate the initial reaction quotient for the decom- position of F,SSF to SF2. (b) As the gas mixture reaches equilibrium, will there be net formation or dissociation of F;SSF? (Use the data given in problem 22.)

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