Sulfur atoms combine to form molecules thathave different numbers of atoms dependingon the temperature. At about 1050°C, thefollowing dissociation occurs.Salg) = 4SziglThe initial concentration of Sag) in a flask is9.2 x 10³ mol/L, and the equilibrium concen-tration of the same gas is 2.3 x 10 mol/L.What is the value of K₂?

given reaction S8 (g) ⇌ 4 S2 (g) at equilibrium positionThe equilibrium constant (KC ) =…

Sulfur atoms combine to form molecules that have different numbers of atoms depending on the temperature. At about 1050°C, the following dissociation occurs. Salg 482) The initial concentration of Sai) in a flask is 9.2 x 10³ mol/L, and the equilibrium concen- tration of the same gas is 2.3 x 10 mol/L. What is the value of Ke?

Sulfur atoms combine to form molecules that have different numbers of atoms depending on the temperature. At about 1050°C, the following dissociation occurs. Salg 482) The initial concentration of Sai) in a flask is 9.2 x 10³ mol/L, and the equilibrium concen- tration of the same gas is 2.3 x 10 mol/L. What is the value of Ke?

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