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At a given temperature Kc is 4 for the reaction H2+CO2->H2O+CO . Initially 0.6 moles each of H2 and CO2 are taken in 1L flask . the equilibrium concentration of H2O is​

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Answered by wuritimadhuri
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We have,

10 moleCO(g)10+x+10 moleH2O(g)10+x⇔10 moleCO2(g)10−x+10 moleH2(g)10−xInitial molesMoles at eqb. or concentration at eqb.

where x is the number of moles of each reactant changed to the products at equilibrium.

K=(10−x)2(10+x)2=4/9(given) or 10+x10−x=3/2,x=2

Mole percent of H2(g) at equilibrium =10−x40×100=20

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