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one mole of pcl5 is heated in a 2 litre vessel.when equilibrium is attained, the vessel is found to contain 0.2 moles of pcl5. calculate the equilibrium constant​

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Answered by ritisha14
7

The equilibrium reaction is PCl

5

(g)⇔PCl

3

(g)+Cl

2

(g).

The following table lists the equilibrium concentration of various species.

PCl

5

PCl

3

Cl

2

Initial

1

0

0.2

Change

-x

x

x

Equilibrium

1-x

x

0.2+x

But at equilibrium [Cl

2

]=0.2+x=0.8 or x=0.6.

Thus the equilibrium concentrations of PCl

5

,PCl

3

and Cl

2

are 0.4, 0.6 and 0.8 respectively.

The expression for the equilibrium constant is K

c

=

[PCl

5

]

[PCl

3

][Cl

2

]

=

0.4

0.6×0.2

=1.2.

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Answered by Anonymous
3

Answer:

1.2

Explanation:

The equilibrium reaction is PCl

5

(g)⇔PCl

3

(g)+Cl

2

(g).

The following table lists the equilibrium concentration of various species.

PCl

5

PCl

3

Cl

2

Initial

1

0

0.2

Change

-x

x

x

Equilibrium

1-x

x

0.2+x

But at equilibrium [Cl

2

]=0.2+x=0.8 or x=0.6.

Thus the equilibrium concentrations of PCl

5

,PCl

3

and Cl

2

are 0.4, 0.6 and 0.8 respectively.

The expression for the equilibrium constant is K

c

=

[PCl

5

]

[PCl

3

][Cl

2

] =

0.4

0.6×0.2

=1.2.

HOPE IT HELPS YOU

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