Posted by alifa on Monday, February 4, 2013 at 12:47am.
mol H2O = 0.391/18 = about 0.02 mols but you need to do it more accurately. Then use PV = nRT to calculate P at 400 C. I get about 0.6 atm.
P CO = 0.177 atm at 25. Convert to P at 600. I obtained approximately 0.4 atm.
........HCHO2 ==> CO + H2O
I........0........0.4...0.6
C........x........-x.....-x
E........x......0.4-x..0.6-x
Kp = 1.6E6 = pCO*pH2O/pHCHO2
Substitute the E line and from the ICE chart and solve for x = pHCHO2 in atm. Post your work if you get stuck.
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