104. Solving a chemistry problem

104. Solving a chemistry problem

99. At 1300 K, the equilibrium constant of the reaction:
FeO(t) CO(g) ⇄ Fe(t) CO2(g) is 0.5.
Calculate the equilibrium concentrations of [CO] and [CO2], if the initial concentrations are [CO]ref = 0.05 mol/l and [CO2]ref = 0. In which direction will the equilibrium shift with increasing CO concentration.

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