For the balanced reaction below: 2XY(g) = X₂(g) + Y₂(g) Kp is 0.0324 at 800 K. Which set of partial pressures at equilibrium is TRUE if initially a sealed flask at 800 K contains only gas XY at a pressure of 0.220 atm? O Pxy = 0.191 atm, Px₂ = Py₂ = 0.0291 atm O Pxy = 0.162 atm, Px, = Py, = 0.0291 atm O Pxy = 0.0334 atm, Px, = Py, = 0.0933 atm O Pxy = 0.127 atm, Px, = Py, = 0.0933 atm

For the balanced reaction below: 2XY(g) = X₂(g) + Y₂(g) Kp is 0.0324 at 800 K. Which set of partial pressures at equilibrium is TRUE if initially a sealed flask at 800 K contains only gas XY at a pressure of 0.220 atm? O Pxy = 0.191 atm, Px₂ = Py₂ = 0.0291 atm O Pxy = 0.162 atm, Px, = Py, = 0.0291 atm O Pxy = 0.0334 atm, Px, = Py, = 0.0933 atm O Pxy = 0.127 atm, Px, = Py, = 0.0933 atm

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