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PS8. Due Date: WK14

This reaction between hydrogen chloride gas and oxygen gas reaches equilibrium at 500°C and 2 bar. The reaction forms water gas and chlorine gas. Given that the initial system contains 5 moles of hydrogen chloride gas for each mole of oxygen gas, the composition of gases in the equilibrium system needs to be determined assuming ideal gas behavior.

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PS8. Due Date: WK14

This reaction between hydrogen chloride gas and oxygen gas reaches equilibrium at 500°C and 2 bar. The reaction forms water gas and chlorine gas. Given that the initial system contains 5 moles of hydrogen chloride gas for each mole of oxygen gas, the composition of gases in the equilibrium system needs to be determined assuming ideal gas behavior.

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PS8.

Due date: WK14


The following reaction reaches equilibrium at 500C and 2 bar:
4HCl (g) + O2 (g) 2H2O (g) + 2 Cl2 (g)
If the system initially contains 5 mol HCl for each mole of oxygen, what is the composition of the
system at equilibrium? Assume ideal gases.

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