13.Phosgene COCl₂ dissociates as follows: COC1₂(g) CO (g) + Cl₂(g). At 720 °C the Kc value is 3.63 X 10 -³. Find the percentage of phosgene that dissociates at this temperature when 8.60 mol of phosgene is placed in a 27.1 L vessel.

13.Phosgene COCl₂ dissociates as follows: COC1₂(g) CO (g) + Cl₂(g). At 720 °C the Kc value is 3.63 X 10 -³. Find the percentage of phosgene that dissociates at this temperature when 8.60 mol of phosgene is placed in a 27.1 L vessel.

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13.Phosgene COCl2 dissociates as follows: COC1₂(g)
CO (g) + Cl₂(g). At 720 °C the Kc
value is 3.63 X 10 -³. Find the percentage of phosgene that dissociates at this temperature when 8.60 mol
of phosgene is placed in a 27.1 L vessel.

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