Phosphorous pentachloride decomposes at 600. °C according to the following equation. PCl, = PC13(g) + Cl,(9) After the system comes to equilibrium the partial pressures of both Cl and PCI; are found to be 3.14 atm, and the partial pressure of PCl; was 0.858 atm. Calculate K (not Kp) for this reaction at 600 °C.

Phosphorous pentachloride decomposes at 600. °C according to the following equation. PCl, = PC13(g) + Cl,(9) After the system comes to equilibrium the partial pressures of both Cl and PCI; are found to be 3.14 atm, and the partial pressure of PCl; was 0.858 atm. Calculate K (not Kp) for this reaction at 600 °C.

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