Crvien aPel518) = pcl3 (g) + Cl₂(g)Quion it the equillobrin Constantfor the above reaction is4.0x 10-4andequili bruim concentration of[pels] is 0. ogoo mol 12.Find the equilibraimConcentration of [Pc13 ]LIVE EXPLAINED HAND WRITTENAASWER

The equilibrium reaction is: PCl5(g) ⇌ PCl3(g) + Cl2(g) ; K = 4.0*10-4

Cruien & Pels (8) = pcl3 cg) + Cl₂cg) Quios, if the equillibrium constant for the above reaction is and 4.0x 10-4 equilibruim concentration of [pels] is 0.ogoo mol 12 Find the equilibraim Concentration of [Pcl3] LIVE EXPLAINED HAND WRITTEN AASWER

Cruien & Pels (8) = pcl3 cg) + Cl₂cg) Quios, if the equillibrium constant for the above reaction is and 4.0x 10-4 equilibruim concentration of [pels] is 0.ogoo mol 12 Find the equilibraim Concentration of [Pcl3] LIVE EXPLAINED HAND WRITTEN AASWER

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Crvien a
Pel518) = pcl3 (g) + Cl₂(g)
Quion it the equillobrin Constant
for the above reaction is
4.0x 10-4
and
equili bruim concentration of
[pels] is 0. ogoo mol 12.
Find the equilibraim
Concentration of [Pc13 ]
LIVE EXPLAINED HAND WRITTEN
AASWER

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