Answer number 13-14 2(8)Br2(g)13. At 900 K, the following reaction 2 SO2 + O2 =has Kp 0.34: In an equilibrium mixture, the partial pressure of SO2 and 02 are 0.135 atm and 0.455 atm,respectively. What is the equilibrium partial pressure of SO3 in the mixture?A. 0.0353 atm2 SO3B. 0.0535 atm14. From the given Figure below, what conclusion you make?C. 0.1253 atmD. 0.3553 atm1.forward reactionequilibriumachievedbrloelfoidue of boinmdua ban bo101 bobiesigionhg30. 0 bor ol obio n Ja0babackward reactionwndiliups tiundilinps riwhdilapa nitime bluov wod bsA. The forward and backward reactions are equal during the start of the chemical reaction.B. The forward and backward reactions are equal at the end of the chemical reaction.C. When the rates of forward and backward reactions reach the same point, chemical equilibrium is attained.D. When the rates of forward and backward reactions are in the highest and lowest points respectively, thepoint, chemical equilibrium is attained.oibesr lesimsdo si tliw nooib larholow on the production of ammonia. What conclusion you make?Reaction Rate

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Br2(g) 13. At 900 K, the following reaction 2 SO2 + O2 has Kp = 0.34: In an equilibrium mixture, the partial pressure of SO2 and 02 are 0.135 atm and 0.455 atm, respectively. What is the equilibrium partial pressure of SO3 in the mixture? A.0.0353 atm 2 SO3 B. 0.0535 atm 14. From the given Figure below, what conclusion you make? C. 0.1253 atm D.0.3553 atm noit 2 l u silnsu forward reaction equilibrium achieved T01 bob gear no Swene ilups ubor of obio Ja0ba backward reaction t hodqe e time bluor wod A. The forward and backward reactions are equal during the start of the chemical reaction. B. The forward and backward reactions are equal at the end of the chemical reaction. C. When the rates of forward and backward reactions reach the same point, chemical equilibrium is attained. D. When the rates of forward and backward reactions are in the highest and lowest points respectively, the 1'1 inod Reaction Rate

Br2(g) 13. At 900 K, the following reaction 2 SO2 + O2 has Kp = 0.34: In an equilibrium mixture, the partial pressure of SO2 and 02 are 0.135 atm and 0.455 atm, respectively. What is the equilibrium partial pressure of SO3 in the mixture? A.0.0353 atm 2 SO3 B. 0.0535 atm 14. From the given Figure below, what conclusion you make? C. 0.1253 atm D.0.3553 atm noit 2 l u silnsu forward reaction equilibrium achieved T01 bob gear no Swene ilups ubor of obio Ja0ba backward reaction t hodqe e time bluor wod A. The forward and backward reactions are equal during the start of the chemical reaction. B. The forward and backward reactions are equal at the end of the chemical reaction. C. When the rates of forward and backward reactions reach the same point, chemical equilibrium is attained. D. When the rates of forward and backward reactions are in the highest and lowest points respectively, the 1'1 inod Reaction Rate

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Chapter12: Chemical Equilibrium

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