An equilibrium system consists of sulfur dioxide and oxygen gases, in equilibrium with sulfur trioxide gas. Equilibrium pressures are found to be 0.32 atm sulfur dioxide, 0.13 atm oxygen, and 0.61 atm sulfur trioxide. Calculate the value of the equilibrium constant, and interpret its magnitude. Suppose 5.0 moles of carbon monoxide, and 3.0 moles of chlorine are introduced into a one Liter flask. The equilibrium reaction proceeds to form COCl 2 .
All substances are gases.
L. Determine remaining equilibrium concentrations, and the value of the equilibrium constant.