Posted by Angel on Monday, December 28, 2009 at 3:45pm.
Which value of Keq indicates in pressure on the equilibrium
A reversible reaction with gaseous reactants and products, such as 2 NO2 <--> N2O4. Although adding or removing
products or reactants will "shift the equilibrium", it will not change
the equilibrium constant, Keq. More often than not, if a book says
that something "shifts the equilibrium" it means that it disturbs the state of dynamic equilibrium but does not actually change Keq. Keq
remains constant.
Here is my question: what DOES change Keq? I know that temperature
changes Keq. Can pressure change the value of Keq? I am guessing that
pressure does NOT change the value of Keq.
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