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Part A A127, K 0095 for the equilibrium NHLHS (5) + NH3)Hysla) A sample of sold NHS is placed in a closed vessel and allowed
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Nghs (s) he was g) + usly kp=P. P = p = 0.095 = P = 0.31 am Pon = 0.31 ahn Toption

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