Posted by Im so sick of this problem on Monday, September 12, 2011 at 9:57pm.
K = (Product/Reactant)
1.6*10^-5 = (x)^2 * 0 )/(.480)^2
x = 0.00191833261
Someone check this
If this is ICEA, you forgot the 2x^2.....should be getting something like 4x^3 on the top w/ the products.
I'm actually getting the same number as the person asking this question
2 NOCl(g)-> 2 NO(g) + Cl2(g) K = 1.6 10-5
note that units are missing for K, which I assume as mol dm^-3
The equilibrium constant is given by
K=[NO]^2[Cl2]/[NOCl]^2
start with [NOCl]= 0.480 mol dm^-3
at equilibrium
[NOCl]=0.480-x
[NO] = x
[Cl2] =x/2 (because half number of moles wrt NOCl.)
hence
(x)^2(x/2)/(0.480-x)^2= 1.6 x 10^-5
assume x is small
x^3/0.960 = 1.6 x 10^-5
x^3=0.00001536
x=0.0249
part b)
start with [NOCl]= 0.480 mol dm^-3
and [Cl2]=1.99 mole dm^-3
at equilibrium
[NOCl]=0.480-x
[NO] = x
[Cl2] =1.99+x/2 (because half number of moles wrt NOCl.)
hence
(x)^2(1.99+x/2)/(0.480-x)^2= 1.6 x 10^-5
assume x is small
x^2(1.99)/0.960 = 1.6 x 10^-5
x^2=7.72E-6
x=0.00278
x=0.0249
(which is the result expected as higher [Cl2] will drive the equilibrium to the left and hence lower [NO] then in a).
c) repeat the process of b)
I have left out units which will need to be inserted. Also please check my calculator maths.
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