Type your final answer in the box provided in two significant figures (e.g. 0.12). No need to type the units. If Canvas drops your last zero digit/s, it is OKAY. (e.g., 1.0 to 1). 12. At 500° C, K, for the hypothetical reaction below is 0.15. Calculate the equilibrium pressure of Y2 if the equilibrium partial pressures of X2 and XY3 are 0.14 atm and 0.011 atm, respectively. X2(g) + 3 Y2(g) =2 XY3(g)

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Type your final answer in the box provided in two significant figures (e.g. 0.12). No need to
type the units. If Canvas drops your last zero digit/s, it is OKAY. (e.g., 1.0 to 1).
12. At 500° C, K, for the hypothetical reaction below is 0.15. Calculate the equilibrium
pressure of Y2 if the equilibrium partial pressures of X2 and XY3 are 0.14 atm and 0.011 atm,
respectively.
X2(g) + 3 Y2(g) =2 XY3(g)
Transcribed Image Text:Type your final answer in the box provided in two significant figures (e.g. 0.12). No need to type the units. If Canvas drops your last zero digit/s, it is OKAY. (e.g., 1.0 to 1). 12. At 500° C, K, for the hypothetical reaction below is 0.15. Calculate the equilibrium pressure of Y2 if the equilibrium partial pressures of X2 and XY3 are 0.14 atm and 0.011 atm, respectively. X2(g) + 3 Y2(g) =2 XY3(g)
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