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H↓2 (g) + I↓2 (g) = 2HI (g). At the given temperature Kc = 49 for the reaction. What is the value of Kp ?


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Chemistry

States of Matter

Ideal Gas Equation

The Kp value for the reacti...

Chemistry

The Kp value for the reaction H

2

(g)+I

2

(g)⇌2HI(g) at 460

o

C is 49. If the initial pressure of H

2

and I

2

are 0.5 atm respectively, determine the partial pressure of H

2

,I

2

and HI gases at equilibrium.

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0.11 atm, 0.11 atm, 0.77 atm

H

2

+ I

2

→ 2HI

Initial : 0.5 0.5 0

At eq. : (0.5−x) (0.5−x) 2x

K

p

=

(0.5−x)

2

(2x)

2

=49

On solving the above equation, 2x=3.5−7x

9x=3.5

x=0.389

At equillibrium,Partial pressure of hydrogen, p

H

2

=0.5−0.389=0.111 atm

Partial pressure of I

2

,p

I

2

=0.5−0.389=0.111 atm

Partial pressure of hydrogen iodide , p

HI=2×0.389=0.77 atm

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