The value of Ke for the thermal decomposition of hydrogen sulfide, shown below, is 2.2 x 104 at 1400 K. 2H₂S(g) 1 2H₂(g) +S₂(g) V 2nd attempt Feedback Jl See Periodic Table - See Hint A sample of gas in which [H₂S] -4.70 M is heated to 1400 K in a sealed vessel. After chemical equilibrium has been achieved, what is the value of [H₂S]? Assume no H₂ or S₂ was present in the original sample. 1695 M *

The value of Ke for the thermal decomposition of hydrogen sulfide, shown below, is 2.2 x 104 at 1400 K. 2H₂S(g) 1 2H₂(g) +S₂(g) V 2nd attempt Feedback Jl See Periodic Table - See Hint A sample of gas in which [H₂S] -4.70 M is heated to 1400 K in a sealed vessel. After chemical equilibrium has been achieved, what is the value of [H₂S]? Assume no H₂ or S₂ was present in the original sample. 1695 M *

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