Posted by Lisa on Sunday, February 10, 2013 at 4:32pm.
Kp = pNH3*pHCl = some number. Let's just make up a number, say pNH3 = 5 atm; pHCl = 5 atm, Kp = 5*5 = 25.
Now, if we double the volume, we will half the pressure so if we half NH3 pressure and half pressure HCl, that makes Qp = 2.5*2.5 = 6.25 which means the reaction will shift to the right in order to increase Qp at 5 each up to Kp = 25.
So I think B is correct; i.e., each gas was at 5 atm at first, they are back to 5 atm for the new equilibrium so they haven't changed. Is that the only one that is correct? I don't think so.
I read this question wrong and posted it wrong...it should be which is incorrect? If this is the case shouldn't C be the correct one?
Isn't A the incorrect one? I think both B and C are correct. By the way, I goofed in my post; I should have written.....so if we halve NH3 and halve pressure HCl......
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