Chemistry, asked by amzadansari024, 1 month ago

The dissociation constants for acetic acid and
HCN at 25°C are 1.5*10 6 and 4.5*10-10
respectively. The equilibrium constant for the
equilibrium, CN+CH,COOHHCN+CH,COO
would be
(AIPMT (Prelims) 2000)
(1) 3.0 * 10-5
(2) 3.0 * 104
(3) 3.0 * 10°
(4) 3.0 * 109

Answers

Answered by SabrinaHaque
1

Explanation:

The dissociation constants for acetic acid and HCN at 25

o

C are 1.5×10

−5

and 4.5×10

−10

respectively. The equilibrium constant for the equilibrium CN

+CH

3

COOH⇌HCN+CH

3

COO

would be 3×10

4

.

CH

3

COOH⇌CH

3

COO

+H

+

;K

1

=1.5×10

−5

...(i)

HCN⇌H

+

+CN

;K

2

=4.5×10

−10

...(ii)

Reverse equation (ii)

H

+

+CN

⇌HCN;K

3

=

K

2

1

=

4.5×10

−10

1

...(iii)

Add equation (i) and (iii) to get K

CN

+CH

3

COOH⇌HCN+CH

3

COO

K=K

1

×K

3

=1.5×10

−5

×

4.5×10

−10

1

=3×10

4

.

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