Math, asked by pranavjr7710, 9 months ago

3 moles of N2 and 5 moles of H2 are taken in a 1 L closed iron vessel and heated to
770K to attain the equilibrium N2(g) + 3H2(9) 2NH3(g). If 60% of H2 is converted to
ammonia at equilibrium, the equilibrium constant value is
(a) 1.5
(b) 4
(c) 0.25
(d) 0.66​

Answers

Answered by praful22979
1

Step-by-step explanation:

Solution:-

Atequillibrium

Initially

(1−x)

1

N

2

+

(3−3x)

3

3H

2

2x

0

2NH

3

Initially-

Total no. of moles, n

i

=1+3=4

Pressue, P

i

=4 atm

At equillibrium-

Total no. of moles, n

f

=(1−x)+(3−3x)+2x=4−2x

Pressure, P

f

=3 atm

From ideal gas law,

PV=nRT

At constat temperature,

P∝n

P

f

P

i

=

n

f

n

i

3

4

=

4−2x

4

⇒4−2x=3

⇒x=0.5

Mole fraction =

total no. of moles

no. of moles

∴ At equillibrium-

Partial pressure of N

2

,P

N

2

=X

N

2

×P=0.5

Partial pressure of H

2

,P

H

2

=X

H

2

×P=1.5

Partial pressure of NH

3

,P

NH

3

=X

NH

3

×P=1

K

P

for the above reaction is given by-

K

P

=

P

N

2

(P

H

2

)

3

(P

NH

3

)

2

=

0.5×(1.5)

3

1

atm

−2

Hence K

P

=

0.5×(1.5)

3

1

atm

−2

.

Hence, option (D) is correct.

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