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Consider the following reaction H20 (aq) H2S (g) a. What is the equilibrium constant ( in atm L/mol) for the above reaction in b. What is the value of the dimensionless K at 100Â°C? c. What is the value of K in an aqueous solution containing 1x10-3 M NaCl and d. If the concentration of H2S (al is 0.1 mg/L and Pms() = 0.001 atm, will H2S (a) pure water at 100 Â°C? 2x10-3 M CaCl2 at 100Â°C? be lost to the gaseous phase? Explain. (assume all activity coefficients = 1).

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