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Chemistry, 21.06.2021 15:10 johndemarian310

At equilibrium, Keq for the following reaction is equal to 3.5: SO2 + NO20 È SO3 + NO a) Is a beaker containing 2.5 M SO2, 2.0 M NO,, 1.1 M SO3, and 6.0 M NO, at equilibrium? b) If the reaction is not in equilibrium, in which direction must the reaction to proceed to reach equilibrium?​

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