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At 450°C, ammonia gas will decompose according to the following equation 2 NHa (g)N2 (g)3 H2 (g) Kc 6.30 at 450.C An unknown

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2NH₂ g at t20 g Nagt a 3H₂ g) 36 af tea, ((1-20) The anhaal concentration of Who is taken as C. and the equilibrium concentraGiven , ke 2 6.30 8. 6.30 = 0.037 10.11123 c? (0.926) ? 0.037 (0.001362 C2 (0.8574) & 6-20 2 3 C2 = 0.037 (0.00136) 6-30 (0-8

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