The following gas phase system is at equilibrium,CCL(g) + CH4(g) 22 CH,Cl2(g)The pressures of each gas measured are:PCCL = 152 mmHg0.925 mmHg= 118 mmHgPCH,%3DPCH,ChWhat is the value of the equilibrium constant in terms of pressures, K,?

Given, Partial Pressure of CCl4, PCCl4 = 152mmHg Partial Pressure of CH4, PCH4 = 0.925mmHg Partial…

The following gas phase system is at equilibrium, CCL,(g) + CH4(g)22 CH2C1,(g) The pressures of each gas measured are: PCCL = 152 mmHg PCHA =0.925 mmHg %3D PCH C2 = 118 mmHg %3D What is the value of the equilibrium constant in terms of pressures, K,?

The following gas phase system is at equilibrium, CCL,(g) + CH4(g)22 CH2C1,(g) The pressures of each gas measured are: PCCL = 152 mmHg PCHA =0.925 mmHg %3D PCH C2 = 118 mmHg %3D What is the value of the equilibrium constant in terms of pressures, K,?

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The following gas phase system is at equilibrium,
CCL(g) + CH4(g) 22 CH,Cl2(g)
The pressures of each gas measured are:
PCCL = 152 mmHg
0.925 mmHg
= 118 mmHg
PCH,
%3D
PCH,Ch
What is the value of the equilibrium constant in terms of pressures, K,?

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