45. Solving a chemistry problem

45. Solving a chemistry problem

The equilibrium constant of the system at a constant temperature CO(g) H2O(g)↔ CO2(g) H2(g) is 3. Calculate the equilibrium concentrations of all reagents if the initial concentrations are: [CO]ref=0.5 mol/l [H2O ]ref=0.8 mol/l.

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