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Answered by DhanyaDA
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P_B: \texttt{\green{initial \: partial  \: pressure \: of \: B}}

P_B': \texttt{\green{Final\: partial  \: pressure \: of \: B}}

P_C: \texttt{\green{initial \: paryial  \: pressure \: of \:C}}

P_C': \texttt{\green{Final \: paryial  \: pressure \: of \: C}}

Given

In the given reversible reaction,

\mathsf{A(s) {\rightarrow} 2B(g) + 3C(g)}

  • P_C'  = 2P_C

To Find:-

Final partial pressure of B (P_B')

Explanation:-

\mathsf{A(s) {\rightarrow} 2B(g) + 3C(g)}

Note:-

Equilibrim constant(Kp or kc) remains constant.. even though there is a change in pressure

Eq. constant is only dependent on temp.

Assume the arrow.. as SPLITTED arrow

Active mass of Solids and liquids with gases is taken as unity

Now, W.k.t,

\bold{K_p = [P_C]^{3} [P_B]^{2} }---(1)

When, Partial pressure of C is doubled

\bold{K_p = [P_C']^{3} [P_B']^{2}}---(2)

Since, eq. constamt remains constant

(1) = (2)

{\rightarrow}[P_C]^{3} [P_B]^{2} =[P_C']^{3} [P_B']^{2}

{\rightarrow}[P_C]^{3} [P_B]^{2} =[2P_C]^{3} [P_B']^{2}

{\rightarrow}\cancel{[P_C]^{3}} [P_B]^{2} =8 \cancel{[P_C]^{3} }[P_B']^{2}

{\rightarrow}[P_B]^{2} =8 [P_B']^{2}

{\rightarrow}[P_B']^{2} = \dfrac{1}{8} [P_B']^{2}

{\rightarrow}[P_B']= \dfrac{1}{2 \sqrt{2}}[P_B] _____option(3)

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