for the reaction 2IBr -- I2(g) + Br2, Kc=.026. Consider that the starting composition is .010 mol IBr in a 2-L vessel at 100 C. Find the moles of all species present at equilibrium. (Hint: Divide moles by volume to get molarities.

for the reaction 2IBr -- I2(g) + Br2, Kc=.026. Consider that the starting composition is .010 mol IBr in a 2-L vessel at 100 C. Find the moles of all species present at equilibrium. (Hint: Divide moles by volume to get molarities.

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