A 4.00 L flask at 25 °C is filled with 0.266 moles of X2 and 0.344 moles of Y2 and allowed to react according to the following reaction: 3X2 (g) +Y 2 (g) –→ 2Y X3 (g) When the reaction reaches equilibrium it has 0.0465 moles of YX3, what is the equilibrium constant Kc at 25 °C? O 1.34 O 14.3 O 2.95 O 0.0701 O 0.00581

A 4.00 L flask at 25 °C is filled with 0.266 moles of X2 and 0.344 moles of Y2 and allowed to react according to the following reaction: 3X2 (g) +Y 2 (g) –→ 2Y X3 (g) When the reaction reaches equilibrium it has 0.0465 moles of YX3, what is the equilibrium constant Kc at 25 °C? O 1.34 O 14.3 O 2.95 O 0.0701 O 0.00581

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