The kp for the reaction n2o4 ↔ 2no2 is 640 mm at 775k. calculate the percentage dissociation of n2o4 at equilibrium pressure of 160 mm. at what pressure, the dissociation will be 50%
a. 460 mm
b. 490 atm
c. 480 mm
d. 470 atm
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Let there be initially 1 mole and x moles of reactant reacts before equilibrium.
N2O4→ 2NO2
1-x 2x
Total No. of moles at equilibrium = 1-x+2x
= 1+x
((2x/1+x) P)2
Kp= - - - - - - - - P= Total pressure
(1-x/1+x)P
Substitute Kp and P as given in the question
and you will get x.
To find when the dissociation will be 50%. Substitute x as 0.5(as 50% dissociation in mole is 0.5) and substitute Kp that you found in the last step.
N2O4→ 2NO2
1-x 2x
Total No. of moles at equilibrium = 1-x+2x
= 1+x
((2x/1+x) P)2
Kp= - - - - - - - - P= Total pressure
(1-x/1+x)P
Substitute Kp and P as given in the question
and you will get x.
To find when the dissociation will be 50%. Substitute x as 0.5(as 50% dissociation in mole is 0.5) and substitute Kp that you found in the last step.
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