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Chapter 15, Problem 15.115SP
Interpretation Introduction
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Theequilibrium partial pressure of aspartate, fumarate and ammonium ion needs to be determined
Concept introduction:
For the equilibrium reaction, the expression for the equilibrium constant is the ratio of concentration of product to reactant raised to their
The equilibrium constant can also be calculated in terms of partial pressure of each gas at equilibrium. It is denoted by symbol Kp and equal to the ratio of partial pressure of product to reactant.
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