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Consider the following equilbrium at 600K, Kf for his reaction at 600 k is 18.8 PCl3(g)...

Consider the following equilbrium at 600K, Kf for his reaction at 600 k is 18.8

PCl3(g) to PCl1(g) +Cl2(g)

calculate Delta G^o for this reaction at 600K.

calculate the percent dissociation of PCl3(g) at 600 K if the total pressure of the gases in the system is 1.00 bar.

calculate the percent dissociation of PCl3(g) at 600 Kif the total pressure of the gases in the system is 5.00 bar.

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