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Enter your answer in the provided box. a united nations toxicologist studying the properties of mustard gas, s(ch2ch2cl)2, a blistering agent used in warfare, prepares a mixture of 0.675 m scl2and 0.973 m c2h4and allows it to react at room temperature (20.0°c): scl2(g) + 2 c2h4(g) ⇌ s(ch2ch2cl)2(g) at equilibrium,[s( ch2ch2cl)2] = 0.350 m. calculate .

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