Final answer - The concentration of SO3 is 2.5x105 mol/L Select all statements that are TRUE from the list below Select & correct werts) The ICE table contains 1 error, in the SO₂ column The ICE table contains 1 error, in the SO₂ column. The ICE table is written correctly The assumption that x is negligible is correct The assumption that x is negligible is incorrect The equilibrium expression contains 1 error; the exponent on SO₂ is missing/incorrect C 4 r % 5 t Oll A 6 y & 7 。 u * 8 O i 1 9 The equilibrium expression contains 1 error: the exponent on SO₂ is missing/incorrect No additional steps were required after calculating x 4 1 O The equilibrium expression is written inverted; should be reactants/products The equilibrium expression is written correctly An error exists when solving for x: missed expanding the expression in the numerator with the variable 0 An error exists when solving for x; square root is taken before dividing by the co- efficient Missing step before determining for the final concentration; did not multiply the final value by 2

Final answer - The concentration of SO3 is 2.5x105 mol/L Select all statements that are TRUE from the list below Select & correct werts) The ICE table contains 1 error, in the SO₂ column The ICE table contains 1 error, in the SO₂ column. The ICE table is written correctly The assumption that x is negligible is correct The assumption that x is negligible is incorrect The equilibrium expression contains 1 error; the exponent on SO₂ is missing/incorrect C 4 r % 5 t Oll A 6 y & 7 。 u * 8 O i 1 9 The equilibrium expression contains 1 error: the exponent on SO₂ is missing/incorrect No additional steps were required after calculating x 4 1 O The equilibrium expression is written inverted; should be reactants/products The equilibrium expression is written correctly An error exists when solving for x: missed expanding the expression in the numerator with the variable 0 An error exists when solving for x; square root is taken before dividing by the co- efficient Missing step before determining for the final concentration; did not multiply the final value by 2

Chemistry

10th Edition

ISBN:9781305957404

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter13: Chemical Equilibrium

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 105CWP: In a given experiment, 5.2 moles of pure NOCl was placed in an otherwise empty 2.0-L container....

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