How can Kp and Kc (equilibrium constant) be related?
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KP = KC[RT] ^CHANGE IN MOLES
where r is the gas constant 8.314
t is the temperature
where r is the gas constant 8.314
t is the temperature
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Kp=Kc*(R*T)^(n)
where R is Ideal Gas constant
T is the Temperature and
n is the( no of moles of product- no of moles of reactant)
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where R is Ideal Gas constant
T is the Temperature and
n is the( no of moles of product- no of moles of reactant)
Hope you understand the answer and ur doubt is clear!!!!
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why it is n-1
should the exponent to RT be n and not n-1
yes
its wrong
correct it plez
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