Chemistry1-9 please? 1.24.3.8.6.9.Write the equilibrium constant expression for each of the following reactions:2 NO: (A)a) Na (g)b) 2 C(s)c) la (aq)20; (g)3 Hz (g)la (4)Calle (K)2 NO(g)K=50x10¹0₂ (8)2 NO₂ (g)Calculate the equilibrium concentration of oxygen gas if the NO and NO₂concentrations are equal at equilibrium.5. For the following equilibrium reaction:N₂0 (g) 58.9 kJ 2NO(g)a one litre flask at 55°C is found to contain 3.6 moles of N:04 (g) in equilbrium with1.75 moles of NO: (g). Calculate the value of K for this reaction.K=18x10a) CHICOOH (aq)b) H(aq)H- (aq)• CHICOO- (aq)H₂S (aq)K=10x10+HSWhich of the above reactions would have the greatest amount of products present atequilibrium compared to reactants?For the reaction:Na (g) + 3 M₂ (g)2NHs (g) + 92kat an equilibrium temperature of 1000°C, a 1.00 L flask contains 0.120 moles ofammonia, 1.03 moles of nitrogen and 1.62 moles of hydrogen. Calculate theequilibrium constant at this temperature.7. At equilibrium at 1120°C the concentration of the reactants and products are found tobe CO=0.010M, H₂O- 0.020M, CO₂-0.010M, and H₂=0.010M. For the followingreaction, does the equilibrium favour the formation of the products or the reactants?CO (g) H₂0 (g) H₂(g) + CO₂(g)For the following reaction at equilibrium at 2000°C, K=1.6 x 10¹.2 NO(g) N (g) 0: (g)The concentration of NO is 0.13 mol/L. If the concentrations of Na and O₂ are equal,calculate the concentration of N₂.Consider the reaction: 2 IFs (g) + laF2 (g)31 (g) 6 F2 (g)6.0 mol of IFs and 8.0 mol of 1.F2 are placed in a 5.0 L container. At equilibrium,6.0 mol of Fa are present.Calculate K for this reaction.For the reaction: 250 (g)At equilibrium, [0₂] = 0.30 M.placed in the container?250: (g) 0: (g)K=0.2What was the initial concentration of SO, that was

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