Chemistry, asked by Mrpnba, 3 months ago

. The heat of reaction, N2 + 3H2 → 2NH3, at 27 °C
was found to be -21.976 kcal. What will be the heat
of the reaction at 50 °C? (The molar heat capacities at
constant pressure for nitrogen, hydrogen and ammonia
are 6.8, 6.77 and 8.86 cal mol-degree-l respectively.)
(a) -22.192 kcal
(b) -24.132 kcal
(c) -21.760 kcal
(d) -21.976 kcal​

Answers

Answered by tejespatil54
0

Explanation:

Answer:

Avogadro's hypothesis is:

At constant temperature and pressure, equal volumes of all gases contain same number of molecules. Thus, according to the law, for an ideal gas, there is a direct proportionality between number of moles and volume, when the temperature and pressure remains constant.

Explanation:

Avagadro's hypothesis is defined by

It is written as:

v \propto nv∝n

\frac{v}{n}=k

n

v

=k

In this expression,

n = number of moles present in the gas.

V = Volume of the gas.

k = proportionality constant.

So, when the amount of moles for a gas increases, there is proportionate increase in volume. If the quantity of moles decreases, then the volume correspondingly decreases.

From the above expression, it can thus be seen that:

\frac{V_{1}}{n_{1}}=\frac{V_{2}}{n_{2}}

n

1

V

1

=

n

2

V

2

This implies that, for two different gases with equal volumes, but same conditions of temperature and pressure, the amount of the gas will be equal.

Answered by jaksramasangma
0

Answer:

What will be the heat of reaction at 50°C

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