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Determine the subtraction level of HSO4 at 45 ° C temperature and 10 atm pressure. (Given, Kp = 0.6)​

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The equilibrium constant K

p

for the reaction, N

2

(g)+O

2

(g)⇋2NO(g) at 1500

o

C is 120. If N

2

and O

2

at an initial pressure of 0.25 atm each are maintained at 1500

o

C till equilibrium is established, calculate the partial pressure of N

2

,O

2

and NO in the equilibrium mixture.

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The inital partial pressures are

P

N

2

=P

O

2

=0.25 atm

P

NO

=0 atm

Let us say that x atm of nitrogen reacts with x atm of oxygen to form 2x atm of NO at equilibrium.

The equilibrium partial pressures are

P

N

2

=P

O

2

=0.25−x atm

P

NO

=2x atm

K

P

=

P

N

2

×P

O

2

P

NO

2

120=

(0.25−x)×(0.25−x)

(2x)

2

10.95=

0.25−x

2x

0.25−x=

10.95

2x

0.25−x=0.18x

0.25=1.18x

x=0.21

The equilibrium partial pressures are

P

N

2

=P

O

2

=0.25−x=0.25−0.21=0.04 atm

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