CH3Cl and HCl combine in 10.00L at 400K. The pressure of CH3OH is 0.250 atm and the pressure of HCl is 0.600 atm (I might have wrote this down wrong).
Does the pressure increase, decrease, or stay the same if equilibrium approaches?
Using Kp, calculate the final partial pressure of HCl at equilibrium.
A student claims the final partial pressure is small but not zero. Justify or argue against this claim and explain why.
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