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5. PCI5 is 20 mole percent dissociated into PCI3 and Cl2 at a given temperature and in a litre reaction vessel in accordance One mole of pure PCls was introduced into a litre reaction with the equation: PClsc) vessel at the given temperature, how many moles of each component were present at equilibrium? Calculate Keg PCI3 () + Cl2)

5. PCI5 is 20 mole percent dissociated into PCI3 and Cl2 at a given temperature and in a litre reaction vessel in accordance One mole of pure PCls was introduced into a litre reaction with the equation: PClsc) vessel at the given temperature, how many moles of each component were present at equilibrium? Calculate Keg PCI3 () + Cl2)

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5. PCI5 is 20 mole percent dissociated into PCI3 and C2 at a given temperature and in a litre reaction vessel in accordance One mole of pure PCls was introduced into a litre reaction vessel at the given temperature, how many moles of each component were present at equilibrium? Calculate Keg with the equation: PCI5(g) PCI3 (2) + Cle) 1.
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