Calculating Partial Pressures in Equilibrium
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If I have the equilibrium constant for a reaction, how do I figure out the partial pressures of the components? Help!
equilibrium constant for COCL2 is 4.63 x e-3 at 527 degree centrigrade
COCL2(g)=CO(g) + CL2(g)
at 0.760 atm how do I find the partial pressures in atm?
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backwards equilibrium problem
If I have the equilibrium constant for a reaction, how do I figure out the partial pressures of the components? Help!
equilibrium constant for COCL2 is 4.63 x e-3 at 527 degree centrigrade ...
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This solution explains how to calculate partial pressure given an equilbrium constant.
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