If the moles of HCl in container B are equal to five times the O2 present, what can be said about the moles of O2 present at equilibrium?
If the moles of HCl in container B are equal to five times the O2 present, what can be said about the moles of O2 present at equilibrium? Correct Answer It is impossible to determine
D-To determine the amount, it would be necessary to know the value of the equilibrium constant. A cannot be correct because it is not possible for the amount of any of the materials to be zero at equilibrium. B and C cannot be correct because at least some of the O2 would be converted to Cl2 and H2O leading to a decrease in the amount.
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Feb 20, 2025