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A mixture of 0.734 atm ClF3 , 0.436 atm F2 , and 0.482 atm ClF is...

A mixture of 0.734 atm ClF3 , 0.436 atm F2 , and 0.482 atm ClF is heated in a closed vessel to 700 K . ClF3(g)↽−−⇀ClF(g)+F2(g)?p=0.140 at 700 K Calculate the equilibrium pressure of each gas at 700 K. Are you able to break this question down as much as possible please? Thank you so much because I am really struggling.

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