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A 3.00 L flаsk initiаlly cоntаins 0.325 mоles оf Cl2 and 0.436 moles of H2O.  When the contents of the flask reach equilibrium, O2 is present in a concentration of 0.0350 M.  What is the equilibrium concentration of H2O (g) ? 2 Cl2(g) + 2 H2O(g)  ⇌ 4 HCl(g) + O2(g)

Assignment Directiоns: Write а five-pаrаgraph essay оf 350-500 wоrds in which you do the following: describe and critically reflect on your time in ENGL 1020, explain how you have met at least two of the below-noted course learning outcomes (CLOs), and integrate at least two quotations and/or paraphrases from the following excerpt, including in-text citations where necessary.  The following excerpt comes from an article entitled, "Self-Reflection As A Superpower," written by Jaime Taets (it comes from page 5). Please use it as your one reference source for this exam (remember to integrate at least two quotations and/or paraphrases from this excerpt, and include necessary in-text citations): Taking a moment for introspection can provide you with new perspectives and allow you to observe patterns of behavior. Understanding recurring themes can help you identify strengths and weaknesses. Self-awareness is the cornerstone of personal development and the foundation for positive change and growth. We can’t change what we don’t understand, and self-reflection is the key to our understanding. By better understanding yourself, you can make informed decisions that align with your values and aspirations. I've found that this awareness can act as a guiding light, helping to navigate through the complexities of life with a greater sense of purpose and authenticity. Life is a continuous journey of experiences, each carrying valuable lessons waiting for us to discover them. The issue is the fast-paced nature of modern living often leaves little time for contemplation. We all operate at hyper speed, moving from one thing to the next, sometimes on autopilot. It’s in those moments that self-reflection is most valuable, helping us to assess the meaning of our experiences and turn challenges into opportunities for growth.The power of self-reflection lies not only in understanding ourselves better but also in embracing our growth potential. When faced with setbacks or failures, we are better equipped to bounce back with resilience when utilizing the power of self-reflection. Rather than viewing challenges as insurmountable obstacles, it can allow us to see them for what they are: Opportunities to learn and evolve into a better version of ourselves. Self-reflection helps foster a growth mindset and encourages individuals to see challenges as opportunities to stretch their capabilities rather than threats to their self-worth. As you organize and develop your ideas, consider the following questions from John Driscoll's "What?" cycle of reflection outlined below. WHAT? Consider what you learned this semester. For instance, what assignments were your favorite or the most helpful? Which assignments were your least favorite or not as helpful? SO WHAT? Analyze the event. For example, how have you grown and changed as a writer this semester? What are you most proud of? What would you still like to learn? NOW WHAT? Anticipate future practice, based on what you learned. For instance, what practices will you take with you into future English classes? Into other college classes? Into the workplace? Also, within your essay, ensure you explain how you have met at least two of our course learning outcomes (CLOs). In this discussion, you might note which of your essays and/or preparatory assignments from this semester demonstrate your attainment of the CLO and explain why. CLO 1. Effectively compose written ideas in standard, grammatically-correct, formal English, with no lapses in usage, mechanics, and spelling; CLO 2. Interpret assigned readings and other sources; CLO 3. Employ a variety of strategies by which to invent, develop, and modify writing and writing topics; CLO 4. Construct thesis-driven essays that adhere to a specific purpose, context, and audience; CLO 5. Illustrate proper use of MLA format; CLO 6. Quote and analyze sources in writing; and CLO 7. Utilize library and information resources.  Essay Structure: While your essay will involve your own opinions, experiences, values, and background, you still must convincingly express your ideas in a well-organized essay with a clear introduction paragraph (ending with a thesis statement), three well-developed body paragraphs, and a conclusion paragraph. Also, be sure that your supporting evidence is logically arranged, relevant to your underlying thesis statement, and detailed enough to satisfy the essay's length requirement. Do not conduct any research or use any AI-generative programs to complete this assignment. The only source to be used in your essay is the provided excerpt above from Jaime Taets. Please note that you do not need to use MLA formatting, but ensure paragraph separation is clear (you may just leave a blank line between each paragraph).