4. In a study of the effect of temperature on halogen decomposition, 0.50 mol of 12 was heated in a 2.5-L vessel, and the following reaction occurred: 12(g) 21(g). (a) Calculate [12] and [I] at equilibrium at 600 K; Kc = 2.94. (b) Calculate [12] and [I] at equilibrium at 2000 K; K= 0.209
4. In a study of the effect of temperature on halogen decomposition, 0.50 mol of 12 was heated in a 2.5-L vessel, and the following reaction occurred: 12(g) 21(g). (a) Calculate [12] and [I] at equilibrium at 600 K; Kc = 2.94. (b) Calculate [12] and [I] at equilibrium at 2000 K; K= 0.209
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![4. In a study of the effect of temperature on halogen decomposition, 0.50 mol of 12 was heated in a 2.5-L
vessel, and the following reaction occurred: 12(g) 21(g).
(a) Calculate [12] and [I] at equilibrium at 600 K; Kc = 2.94.
(b) Calculate [12] and [I] at equilibrium at 2000 K; K= 0.209](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F0be6fb64-18b4-49b5-bbd3-027dcfd25f56%2F0ba80d66-aa37-4e11-a758-3cea1bb251b2%2Frfa6m8e_processed.png&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:4. In a study of the effect of temperature on halogen decomposition, 0.50 mol of 12 was heated in a 2.5-L
vessel, and the following reaction occurred: 12(g) 21(g).
(a) Calculate [12] and [I] at equilibrium at 600 K; Kc = 2.94.
(b) Calculate [12] and [I] at equilibrium at 2000 K; K= 0.209
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