Posted by Wolf on Tuesday, October 9, 2007 at 8:39pm.
Kc = Kp-delta n
is .25 the right answer? if Kp = to .25 and -delta n is the # of mols in prod - # of mols in reactants then that equals out to 1. please tell me if i messed up somewhere
No. You haven't multiplied by RT but I goofed and didn't put that in my answer.
Kc = Kp(RT)-delta n
Kc = 0.25[0.08205*1100)-(-1)
You are right that delta n is 2-3 = -1
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