4. The equilibrium constant of a reaction A(g) = 2B(g) was found to fit the expression 4375 +1.75 InT(K) - 1.50 x 10ST2(K) T(K) InK = 6.043 between 0°C and 100°C. a) Find the degree of dissociation of A at 25°C when the total pressure is 2 bar. b) What must be the total pressure at 25°C for 10% dissociation of A. c) Calculate the standard reaction entalpy, entropy and the standard reaction Gibbs energy at 25°C. d - (In x) dx 1

4. The equilibrium constant of a reaction A(g) = 2B(g) was found to fit the expression 4375 +1.75 InT(K) - 1.50 x 10ST2(K) T(K) InK = 6.043 between 0°C and 100°C. a) Find the degree of dissociation of A at 25°C when the total pressure is 2 bar. b) What must be the total pressure at 25°C for 10% dissociation of A. c) Calculate the standard reaction entalpy, entropy and the standard reaction Gibbs energy at 25°C. d - (In x) dx 1

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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