17. The decomposition of calcium carbon-esate,ntofCACO3(s) 2 CaO(s) + CO2(g)has at 1013 K an equilibrium constant of K.sured in moles liter-', what are the unitsof this K.? Suppose that 0.100 mole ofcalcium carbonate is placed in a 10-litertank at 1013 K; calculate the equilib-rium values of= 0.0060. If concentration is mea-a) The concentration of CO, in molesliter-b) The number of moles of CO2 presentin the tankThe fraction of the initial calciumcarbonate that has been converted tocalcium oxided) The pressure of carbon dioxide in thetank

The equilibrium constant expression for the reaction: Kc=[CO2] ---(1)(Because other species are…

0.0060. If concentration is mea- K. sured in moles liter-, what are the units of this K.? Suppose that 0.100 mole of calcium carbonate is placed in a 10-liter tank at 1013 K; calculate the equilib- rium values of a) The concentration of CO, in moles liter- b) The number of moles of CO, present in the tank c) The fraction of the initial calcium carbonate that has been converted to calcium oxide d) The pressure of carbon dioxide in the tank

0.0060. If concentration is mea- K. sured in moles liter-, what are the units of this K.? Suppose that 0.100 mole of calcium carbonate is placed in a 10-liter tank at 1013 K; calculate the equilib- rium values of a) The concentration of CO, in moles liter- b) The number of moles of CO, present in the tank c) The fraction of the initial calcium carbonate that has been converted to calcium oxide d) The pressure of carbon dioxide in the tank

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