When heated at high temperatures, a diatomic vapor disassociates as follows: A2(g) = 2A(g) In one experiment, a chemist finds that when 0.0570 mole of A, was placed in a flask of volume 0.476 L at 588 K, the degree of dissociation (that is, the fraction of A, dissociated) was 0.0290. Calculate K and Kp for the reaction at this temperature. Kp:

When heated at high temperatures, a diatomic vapor disassociates as follows: A2(g) = 2A(g) In one experiment, a chemist finds that when 0.0570 mole of A, was placed in a flask of volume 0.476 L at 588 K, the degree of dissociation (that is, the fraction of A, dissociated) was 0.0290. Calculate K and Kp for the reaction at this temperature. Kp:

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