Atmospheric gases dissolve into water, which is necessary if lakes and rivers are to maintain an oxygen level suitable for aquatic life. Nitrogen also dissolves into water, but is quite inert so that it causes very little effect. Essentially, we do not have to worry about the following reaction from occurring: 2 N (+5 O2 19 +2 HO <=> 4 H + 4 NO If the partial pressure of nitrogen is 0.8 atm and oxyg equilibrium value so that [H]3 [NO.], show that there would be an undesirable concentration of nitric acid in our lakes if a catalyst for the above reaction were inadvertently released into the environment. In other words, what will the equilibrium pH be in this situation? is 0.2 atm, and if we set the %3D

Atmospheric gases dissolve into water, which is necessary if lakes and rivers are to maintain an oxygen level suitable for aquatic life. Nitrogen also dissolves into water, but is quite inert so that it causes very little effect. Essentially, we do not have to worry about the following reaction from occurring: 2 N (+5 O2 19 +2 HO <=> 4 H + 4 NO If the partial pressure of nitrogen is 0.8 atm and oxyg equilibrium value so that [H]3 [NO.], show that there would be an undesirable concentration of nitric acid in our lakes if a catalyst for the above reaction were inadvertently released into the environment. In other words, what will the equilibrium pH be in this situation? is 0.2 atm, and if we set the %3D

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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