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1 year ago

5. For the equilibrium

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Elodia [21]1 year ago

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The reaction quotient of the reaction is 7.00238.

From the question.

BrCl2 is 0.004150

Br is 0.003660

Cl is 0.00067210

Q={BrCl2}/{Br}{CL2}

Q=0.004150^2/(0.0036660)(0.00067210)

Q= 7.00238

<h3>What is equilibrium?</h3>

Equilibrium of chemical reaction is the process in which the reaction remain constant and it is either moving backward or forward.

Therefore, The reaction quotient of the reaction is 7.00238

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