What would have been the partial pressure of NH 3 , if excess solid NH 4 HS had been taken in an evacuated vessel of the same volume at the same temperature?

In an evacuated vessel P NH3 = P H2S = p K p = p 2 = 120 × 480 = 57600 mm 2 p = √(57600) = 240 mm This is option (d).

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What would have been the partial pressure of NH₃, if excess solid NH₄HS had been taken in an evacuated vessel of the same volume at the same temperature?

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In an evacuated vessel P_NH3 = P_H2S = p K_p = p² = 120 × 480 = 57600 mm²

p = √(57600) = 240 mm

This is option (d).

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