Chemistry, asked by muneebamaheen, 11 months ago

If 3 mole of a reactant A and one mole of a reactant b are mixed in a vessel of volume 1 litre.The reaction taking place is A+B=2C .If 1.5 mole of C is formed at equilibrium the valur of equilibrium constant is?

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Answered by PrincessStar
9

 \huge{\textbf{\underline{Equilibrium Condition:-}}}

 \large{\textbf{\underline{Given :-}}}

Volume of vessel = 1 L

mole of C formed at equilibrium = 1.5

 \huge{\textbf{\underline{Solution:-}}}

  • Refer to attachment.

 \textbf{$A + B \rightleftharpoons 2C$}

From attachment we conclude that the mole formed of C at equilibrium is 2x.

Then , mole of C formed at equilibrium is

2x = 1.5

x = 1.5/2

x = 0.75

Now we can use the formula for equilibrium constant:-

 \large{K_c = \dfrac{[C]^2}{[A] [B]}}

\rightsquigarrow K_c = \left(\dfrac{2x^2}{(3-x)(1-x)}\right)

  • Concentration at equilibrium is in attachment.

\rightsquigarrow K_c = \dfrac{( 2\times 0.75)^2}{(3-0.75)(1-0.75)}

\rightsquigarrow K_c = \dfrac{2.25}{2.25 \times 0.25}

\rightsquigarrowK_c = \dfrac{2.25}{0.5625}

\rightsquigarrow K_c = 4

 \therefore  \huge{\textbf{\underline{$K_c = 4$}}}

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Answered by UniqueBabe
2

Answer:

Solution:-

Refer to attachment.

A+B⇌2C\textbf{$A + B \rightleftharpoons 2C$}A+B⇌2C

From attachment we conclude that the mole formed of C at equilibrium is 2x.

Then , mole of C formed at equilibrium is

2x = 1.5

x = 1.5/2

x = 0.75

Now we can use the formula for equilibrium constant:-

Kc=[C]2[A][B]\large{K_c = \dfrac{[C]^2}{[A] [B]}}K

c

=

[A][B]

[C]

2

⇝\rightsquigarrow⇝ Kc=(2x2(3−x)(1−x))K_c = \left(\dfrac{2x^2}{(3-x)(1-x)}\right)K

c

=(

(3−x)(1−x)

2x

2

)

Concentration at equilibrium is in attachment.

⇝\rightsquigarrow⇝ Kc=(2×0.75)2(3−0.75)(1−0.75)K_c = \dfrac{( 2\times 0.75)^2}{(3-0.75)(1-0.75)}K

c

=

(3−0.75)(1−0.75)

(2×0.75)

2

⇝\rightsquigarrow⇝ Kc=2.252.25×0.25K_c = \dfrac{2.25}{2.25 \times 0.25}K

c

=

2.25×0.25

2.25

⇝\rightsquigarrow⇝ Kc=2.250.5625K_c = \dfrac{2.25}{0.5625}K

c

=

0.5625

2.25

⇝\rightsquigarrow⇝ Kc=4K_c = 4K

c

=4

∴\therefore∴ Kc=4‾\huge{\textbf{\underline{$K_c = 4$}}}

K

c

=4

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