Pure stoichiometric ZnO is heated to 1400 K in an evacuated chamber of a vapor deposition...

Pure stoichiometric ZnO is heated to 1400 K in an evacuated chamber of a vapor deposition furnace. What is the partial pressure of Zn and O2 generated by the thermal decomposition of ZnO Information you may find useful AC no at 1400K = -183 kJ/mol

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