Chemistry, asked by rafiyakhan2748, 4 days ago

When 20 g of Caco, were put into 10 litre flask and heated to 800°C, 30% of CaCO3 remained g equilibrium. K, for decomposition of Caco, will be (1) 1.145 atm (2) 1.231 atm (3) 2.146 atm (4) 3.145 atm​

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Answered by tusharsanwal3
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Answered by thenarrasuktg
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(2) 1.231 atm

Explanation:

The decomposition of calcium carbonate will follow

CaCO3(s) --> CaO(s)+CO2(g)

For this reaction Kp= PCo2 because others are solids.

So we need to find the pressure of carbon dioxide

It is given that 30% of 20g CaCO3 remains unreacted so 70% must be reacted

70% of 20g = 14g

Number of Moles of CaCO3= 14g/100gmol-1(Molar mass of CaCO3=100g)

= 0.14moles

In according to the equation we will get 0.14 mole of CO2

Pressure of CO2 can be found using ideal gas equation

PV=nRT

Px10 litre = 0.14moles x 0.082 x (800+273)

Which will give pressure as 0.14x0.082x1073/10 = 1.23 atm

This is the Kp of equilibrium.

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