Sulfur trioxide, used to manufacture sulfuric acid, is obtained commercially from sulfur dioxide.2802 (9) + O2 (9) = 2SO3 (9)The equilibrium constant (K.) for this reaction is 4.17 x 102 at 727°C.a Calculate the value of Q if mixture contains 0.20 M SO2, 0.20 M 02, and 0.45 M SO3.QDetermine the direction of reaction when a mixture that is s 0.20 M SO2; 0.20 M O2, and 0.45 M SO3 approaches equilibrium.in the forward direction (to the right)in the reverse direcion (to the left)

Given: The reaction is as follows, 2SO2(g) + O2(g) ⇋ 2SO3(g) Equilibrium constant = Kc = 4.17×10-2…

Sulfur trioxide, used to manufacture sulfuric acid, is obtained commercially from sulfur dioxide. 2SO2 (g) + O2 (9) 2803 (9) The equilibrium constant (K.) for this reaction is 4.17 x 10-² at 727°C. a Calculate the value of Q if mixture contains 0.20 M SO2, 0.20 M O2, and 0.45 M SO3. Determine the direction of reaction when a mixture that is 0.20 M SO2; 0.20 M 02, and 0.45 M SO3 approaches equilibrium. in the forward direction (to the right) in the reverse direcion (to the left)

Sulfur trioxide, used to manufacture sulfuric acid, is obtained commercially from sulfur dioxide. 2SO2 (g) + O2 (9) 2803 (9) The equilibrium constant (K.) for this reaction is 4.17 x 10-² at 727°C. a Calculate the value of Q if mixture contains 0.20 M SO2, 0.20 M O2, and 0.45 M SO3. Determine the direction of reaction when a mixture that is 0.20 M SO2; 0.20 M 02, and 0.45 M SO3 approaches equilibrium. in the forward direction (to the right) in the reverse direcion (to the left)

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