A E Type here to search The chemical reaction shown in the picture is allowed to come to equilibrium in a closed system at 425 degrees Celsius. the reaction is endothermic. The partial pressures are shown for each substance at equilibrium. 2 A3(g) + 5 B(g) 3 A₂B(g) + B2(g) P(A3) 0.272 atm P(A2B) 0.481 atm = = P(B) 0.539 atm P(B2) 0.794 atm Your answer = What is the value of Kp at 425 degrees Celsius? * Determine whether each of the changes below will cause a shift to the left (L), a (?) 28 * 67°F G 4) J 9:20 AM 5/12/2023

A E Type here to search The chemical reaction shown in the picture is allowed to come to equilibrium in a closed system at 425 degrees Celsius. the reaction is endothermic. The partial pressures are shown for each substance at equilibrium. 2 A3(g) + 5 B(g) 3 A₂B(g) + B2(g) P(A3) 0.272 atm P(A2B) 0.481 atm = = P(B) 0.539 atm P(B2) 0.794 atm Your answer = What is the value of Kp at 425 degrees Celsius? * Determine whether each of the changes below will cause a shift to the left (L), a (?) 28 * 67°F G 4) J 9:20 AM 5/12/2023

Principles of Modern Chemistry

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Chapter14: Chemical Equilibrium

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