Consider the reaction of I2 (g) described by I2 (g) = 2 I (g). The total...

Consider the reaction of I2 (g) described by I2 (g) = 2 I (g). The total pressure and partial pressure of I2 (g) at 1400⁰C have been measured to be 36.0 torr and 28.1 torr, respectively. Use these data to calculate KP⁰, K⁰c, and Kx at 1400⁰C. Calculate xI under these conditions? What would X₁ be if we decreased the total pressure to 36.0×10-6 torr? What would X₁ be if we increased the total pressure to 36.0 atm?

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