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I think I figured this out. It would still be nice if somebody could confirm my answer. H2 = 0.0604 Cl2= 0.0604 HCl= 0.62925

12. The equilibrium constant for the reaction: H2(g) Cl2(g) + is = 2.08 x 102. Îf the initial concentration of HCI(g) is 0.78

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