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if the equilibrium constant for the reaction 0.125. P4 +6Cl2 4PCl3 the value of equilibrium for this reaction?​

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Answered by sp6559568
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Answer:

The equilibrium: P4(g) + 6Cl2(g) 4PCl3(g) t = 0 1 1 0 t = teqm. 1 - α 1 - 6α 4α is attained by mixing equal moles (take 1 moles of each) of P4 and Cl2

Answered by rahul123437
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The value of equilbrium constant for the reaction is 8

Explanation:

  • The reaction for the formation of Phosphorous trichloride is as follows-

    P4 +6Cl2 ---- 4PCl3

  • The equilibrium constant for the forward reaction will be given by the following formula

    K_{c1} =\frac{[PCl3]^{4} }{[P_{4}][Cl_{2}] ^{6} }

  • the equilibrium constant for the reaction k_{c1} = 0.125

     4PCl3------P4 +6Cl2

  • The equilibrium constant for the backward reaction will be given by following formula

       K_{c2} = \frac{[P_{4}][Cl_{2}] ^{6} }{[PCl3]^{4}}

  • The relation between the equilibrium constant for forward reaction and backward reaction is related by the equation as follows

         k_{c2}=\frac{1}{k_{c1} }

  • Substituting the value of equilibrium constant of forward reaction as given in the numerical

       k_{c2}=\frac{1}{0.125}

  • On calculating the value we get the value of the equilibrium constant as

       k_{c2}= 8

  • The value of equilibrium constant for the reaction is 8
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