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What is the total pressure of this system if the equilibrium partial pressures can be found by assuming that no gases are present to begin with and the ?

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The equilibrium partial pressures for a reaction are such that:

  1. The partial pressures of the only two gaseous products are equal to each other.
  2. The total partial pressure of the one gaseous reactant is .
  3. The total pressure of the products is double the partial pressure of the reactant.
  4. All coefficients for products are and the coefficient for the reactant is . 

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