5. For the reaction in which hydrogen iodideis made at 425°C in the gas phase from itselements, calculate [HI], given that (H,] =[I]= 4.79 × 10-4 and Kea= 54.3. 2. Which species are left out from the Kea3. To which chemical systems can a Ksp beUNDERS NDING KEY IDEASwhat7. Writ, Giving an example, explain how to writeexpression for Keg from a chemicalequation.solidandioxAt efourCOexpression, and why?CRITLassigned?4. When does Ksp not apply?8. Areare:PRACTICE PROBLEMSis biswea5. For the reaction in which hydrogen iodidepimis made at 425°C in the gas phase from itselements, calculate [HI], given that [H2] =Wo9. Wth[L]= 4.79 × 10 and Keg = 54.3.

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5. For the reaction in which hydrogen iodide is made at 425°C in the gas phase from its elements, calculate [HI], given that (H,] = [I]= 4.79 × 10-4 and Kea = 54.3.

2. Which species are left out from the Kea
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PRACTICE PROBLEMS
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[L]= 4.79 × 10 and Keg = 54.3.

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