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The gaseous disproportionation of ClF to give Cl2 and F2, 2 ClF<=> Cl2 + F2, has a Kp at 50 oC of 25.0. If a sample of ClFthat is at a pressure of 2.2 atm is allowed to react, what will bethe equilibrium partial pressure of Cl2?

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