Solving a chemistry problem
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Solving a chemistry problem
11. Equilibrium constant for the reaction N2 3H2↔2NH3 Kp=0.1 at 673 K. Equilibrium concentrations (mol/l): C(H2)= 0.6 and C(NH3)=0.18. Calculate the initial and equilibrium nitrogen concentrations.
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