In a binary compound of two non–metals, the positive oxidation state is assigned to which metal?
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For the reaction,
22−2x
2A(g)
+
22−x
B(g)
⇌
03x
3C(g)
+
0x
D
(g)
2 moles each of A and B were taken into a flask. The consumption of A is twice of that of B.
Hence, [A]
eqm
<[B]
eqm
Also from the reaction stoichiometry,
−
2
1
dt
d
[A]=−
dt
d
[B]
or
−
dt
d
[A]=−2
dt
d
[B]
The rate of consumption of A is twice the rate of consumption of B.
So the equilibrium concentration of A will be less than the equilibrium concentration of B.
Option B is correct.
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