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0.60 mol of Br, and 0.60 mol of Cl, are placed in a 1.00 L flask and allowed to reach equilibrium. (There is no BrCla first.)
The reaction of bromine gas with chlorine gas, shown here, has a kc value of 7.20 at 200°C. If a closed vessel was charged wi
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Br, (g) + Cl (g) = 2 Boch cy) , K = 2 Initial (I) : 0.6male 1 o. Gmole Il G -x Mode - Male - 2 Mole + 24 Mole (6) : EquilibriA Bry (9) + ų (g) = 2 Brce (y), ke=7.20 0.2M Is Instial 0- 2M ci (Changes -UM - RM + 2a M Ei (002-x)M Gquilibrium (0,2- 4 M +L UUA sunce a=-0.7855m then [Br(s)] = (4₂(g) Jo oog-a when I becames negative which is not possible so, [Breeca] = 2nM a&xor

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