Posted by racheal on Saturday, December 31, 2011 at 11:49am.
.........2SO2 + O2 ==> 2SO3
equil.....x.............2x
At equilibrium, concns are
(SO2) = (x/11.5) M
(SO3) = (2x/11.5)M
(O2) = y M
Kc = 55.2 = (2x/11.5)^2/(x/11.5)^2*y
Solve for y which gives (O2) in moles/L, then multiply by 11.5L to obtain moles.
You can do it another way by assuming any convenient number for moles SO2 (e.g., 11.5 moles) for SO2 so (SO3) = 11.5/11.5 = 1M
Then moles SO3 = 23.0 moles or (SO3) = 23.0/11.5 = 2.0M
O2 = xM and solve for x, then multiply by 11.5 to find moles O2.
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