Consider the following reaction at 298 K. 2 so,(9) + Og(9) → 2 SO3(9) An equilibrium mixture contains 0,(g) and so,(9) at partial pressures of 0.49 atm and 2.7 atm, respectively. Using data from the Thermodynamic Data table, determine the equilibrium partial pressure of So, in the mixture. 7.2e12 X atm

Consider the following reaction at 298 K. 2 so,(9) + Og(9) → 2 SO3(9) An equilibrium mixture contains 0,(g) and so,(9) at partial pressures of 0.49 atm and 2.7 atm, respectively. Using data from the Thermodynamic Data table, determine the equilibrium partial pressure of So, in the mixture. 7.2e12 X atm

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