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A chemist claims to have discovered a new gaseous element, effuvium (Ef), which reacts with atmospheric...

A chemist claims to have discovered a new gaseous element, effuvium (Ef), which reacts with atmospheric nitrogen to form effuvium nitride: 2 Ef(g) + 3 N2(g) 2 EfN3(g) In a container initially containing N2 at 1.00 bar and Ef at 0.75 bar, the total pressure at equilibrium, according to the chemists measurement, is 1.4. Compute Keq for this reaction. Entry field with incorrect answer 0.84 The number of significant digits is set to 2; the tolerance is +/-1 in the 2nd significant digit.

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