At 250°C the system below contains 0.0204 mol of H2le), 0.0363 mol of U2(g) , and H2O in a 2.94L container. Calculate the value of the equilibrium constant, K. 2H2() + O2(e) 2H2Og) . O 455 O 5.30 x 106 O 5.30 O 2.09 x 104 O 1.80 x 106 ) 5.54 x 107 2.38 x 103 E 1.89 x 107

At 250°C the system below contains 0.0204 mol of H2le), 0.0363 mol of U2(g) , and H2O in a 2.94L container. Calculate the value of the equilibrium constant, K. 2H2() + O2(e) 2H2Og) . O 455 O 5.30 x 106 O 5.30 O 2.09 x 104 O 1.80 x 106 ) 5.54 x 107 2.38 x 103 E 1.89 x 107

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At 250°C the system below contains 0.0204 mol of H2e), 0.0363 mol of O2(g) , and 5.22
H2O, in a 2.94L container. Calculate the value of the equilibrium constant, K..
2H2(e) + O2(e) 2H,O(g)
O 455
5.30 x 10
5.30
2.09 x 10
1.80 x 106
5.54 x 107
2.38 x 103
1.89 x 107

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