The Kc for SO,(g) + ÷O2(g) = SO;(g) is 2.60 × 1012. If a 6.00 L vessel is 2 set up with 1.0o grams each of SO2, O2, and SO3, what is the reaction quotient Qc? In which direction will this reaction proceed to reach equilibrium?

The Kc for SO,(g) + ÷O2(g) = SO;(g) is 2.60 × 1012. If a 6.00 L vessel is 2 set up with 1.0o grams each of SO2, O2, and SO3, what is the reaction quotient Qc? In which direction will this reaction proceed to reach equilibrium?

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