Gaseous carbonyl fluoride, COF2, dissociates into carbon dioxide gas and carbon tetrafluoride gas. The equilibrium const

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Gaseous carbonyl fluoride, COF2, dissociates into carbon dioxide gas and carbon tetrafluoride gas. The equilibrium const

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Gaseous carbonyl fluoride, COF2, dissociates into carbon dioxide
gas and carbon
tetrafluoride gas. The equilibrium constant for this reaction
(Kp) is 2.35 x10–6 at 25 °C.
a) Suppose that a sealed flask of variable volume initially
contains 2.50 atm COF2,
Determine the equilibrium pressures of all three species.
b) Suppose that the volume of the flask is doubled after
equilibrium has been reached in
part (a). Determine the concentration of the three species after
equilibrium has been reestablished.
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