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A chemist mixes nitric oxide and bromine to form nitrosy1 bromide at 298°K, according to the equation 2NO_(g)+ Br_2(g) \rightleftarrows 2NOBr_(g) . Assuming K = 100, what is the quantity of nitrosy1 bromide formed, if the reactants are at an initial pressure of 1atm? R = 0.0821 liter-atm./mole°K.

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  1. 89.32g
  2. 95.21g
  3. 120.67g
  4. 130.89g
  5. 123.58g
  6. 115.34g
  7. 101.53g
  8. 83.47g
  9. 112.45g
  10. 108.76g

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