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For the equilibrium, H2(g)+I2(g) ⇄2HI(g), what is K if at equilibrium, [H2]=0.0385, [I2]=0.00224 M and [HI]=0.0294 M? a 10.0 b 0.0998 c 2.54x10-7 d 3.94x107

Chemistry: Matter and Change

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Chapter17: Chemical Equilibrium

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Problem 34A

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Question

For the equilibrium, H₂(g)+I₂(g) ⇄2HI(g), what is K if at equilibrium, [H₂]=0.0385, [I₂]=0.00224 M and [HI]=0.0294 M?

a	10.0
b	0.0998
c	2.54x10^-⁷
d	3.94x10⁷

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