Can you help w/ #4? roomit3. Iodine (12) is sparingly soluble in pure water. However, it dissolves in iodide (1)known as Lugol's solution and used as a disinfectant:aston 100y deudibios Tuot selKc = 710 at 25 °CKl3(aq)KI(aq) + L₂(aq) →What is the concentration of I2 at equilibrium if 0.25 mol of I2 is added to 1.0 L of 0.0.45 M KI solution?M4007970104dizaallolWhat is the Kp value at 700 °C? Explain how you know.aqueousfol silit6477cum ditiup rom10:071264. Iodine, I2, is a blue-black solid, but it easily vaporizes to give a violet vapor. At high temperatures, thismolecular substance dissociates to atoms:I2(g) → 21(g)5. AnA student measured equilibrium constants for this dissociation at two temperatures, 700 °C and 800 °C. Theyobtained the K, values 0.01106 and 0.001745, but couldn't remember which value went with whichtemperature.

chemical reaction is I2 →2I occurs at high temperature

. Iodine, 12, is a blue-black solid, but it easily vaporizes to give a violet vapor. At high temperatures, this molecular substance dissociates to atoms: I2(g) ← 21(g) A student measured equilibrium constants for this dissociation at two temperatures, 700 °C and 800 °C. They obtained the Kp values 0.01106 and 0.001745, but couldn't remember which value went with which temperature. What is the K, value at 700 °C? Explain how you know.

. Iodine, 12, is a blue-black solid, but it easily vaporizes to give a violet vapor. At high temperatures, this molecular substance dissociates to atoms: I2(g) ← 21(g) A student measured equilibrium constants for this dissociation at two temperatures, 700 °C and 800 °C. They obtained the Kp values 0.01106 and 0.001745, but couldn't remember which value went with which temperature. What is the K, value at 700 °C? Explain how you know.

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Chapter17: Equilibrium

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