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Physics, 04.01.2022 14:00, jngonzo1226
The following two reactions are possible under the right conditions:
PC15 → PCl2 + Cl2
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PCI + Cl2 → PCIE
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In the space below, draw a single equation to represent these re-
versible reactions.
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The following two reactions are possible under the right conditions:
PC15 → PCl2 + Cl2
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