5. Consider the following reaction:
b. If the reaction vessel is compressed until the partial pressure of NO is 150 mm Hg, and no reaction takes place, determine the partial pressures of molecular bromine and NOBr. Determine the total pressure in the container.
c. Show by calculation that this system is not at equilibrium.
d. Set up an ICE table that would allow you to calculate the new position of equilibrium.
e. If you are able to solve this equation, determine the pressures of all materials present at equilibrium. Determine the total pressure in the container.
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