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USLUH 10 points A 12.0L container initially contained 2.00 mol of H2 and 4.00 mol of 12. Upon heating, the following equilibr
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I K = [HI Jeg [H2Jeg [ Izlea (voll 674) ² (0-10829) ( 0.27496) - Kc = 0.4577

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