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one mole of HI is introduced into a vessel held at constant temperature . when equilibrium is reached it is found that 0.1mole of i2 have been formed . find kc​

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Answered by nileshdebnath2009
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Answer:

One mole of H

2

, 2 moles of I

2

and 3 moles of HI are injected in a one litre flask.

x moles of H

2

will react with x moles of I

2

to form 2x moles of

HI. Total number of moles of HI present at equilibrium will be 3+2x

1−x moles of H

2

and 2−x moles

of I

2

will remain at equilibrium.

The equilibrium constant K

c

=

[H

2

][I

2

]

[HI]

2

45.9=

[

1 L

1-x mol

][

1 L

1-x mol

]

[

1 L

3+2x mol

]

2

45.9=

[1−x][2−x]

[3+2x]

2

45.9(1[2−x]−x[2−x])=3[3+2x]+2x[3+2x]

45.9(2−x−2x+x

2

)=9+6x+6x+4x

2

91.8−137.7x+45.9x

2

=9+12x+4x

2

41.9x

2

−149.7x+82.8=0

This is quadratic equation with solution

x=

2a

−b±

b

2

−4ac

x=

2(41.9)

−(−149.7)±

(−149.7)

2

−4(41.9)(82.8)

x=

83.8

149.7±92.4

x=

83.8

149.7±92.4

x=2.88 or x=0.684

The value x=2.88 is discarded as it will lead to negative

value of number of moles.

Hence, x=0.684

The equilibrium concentrations are

[HI]=3+2x=3+2(0.684)=4.368 mol/L

[H

2

]=1−x=1−0.684=0.316 mol/L

[I

2

]=2−x=2−0.684=1.316 mol/L

Explanation:

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