ii) If 10.0 mg of H and 10.0mg Br are mixed with 100.0mg HBr in a 10.0L vessel at 140OK, what isthe reaction quotient (Q) for the reaction:HBr(g) → Hg) + Brg)(Eqn-A)%3D

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HBr(g) → Hg) + Brg)
(Eqn-A)
%3D

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