Which of the following statements below is true?O Q= 0.640, therefore, the reaction will shift to make more 1-butene to reach equilibrium.O Q= 0.891, therefore the reaction is at equilibrium and will not proceed in either direction.O Q= 1.58, therefore, the reaction will shift to make more 1-butene to reach equilibrium.O Q= 0.640, therefore, the reaction will shift to make more isobutene to reach equilibrium.O Q= 1.56, therefore the reaction will shift to make more isobutene to reach equilibrium. Butenes, such as 1-butene undergo isomerization in the presence of a catalyst toform isobutene according to the equation:1-buteneisobuteneThe equilibria were studied in the gas phase at high temperatures (PetroleumChemistry. 2001. 41, 144-148). The equilibrium constant for the isomerization of 1-butene to isobutene at 555 °C is K= 0.89.A mixture of 1-butene (P= 1.65 bar) and isobutene (P = 2.58 bar) were placed in avessel at 555 °C and were allowed to come to equilibrium.

Given: equilibrium constant K=0.89 at 555°C pressure of 1-butene= 1.65 bar…

Butenes, such as 1-butene undergo isomerization in the presence of a catalyst to form isobutene according to the equation: 1-butene isobutene The equilibria were studied in the gas phase at high temperatures (Petroleum Chemistry. 2001, 41, 144-148). The equilibrium constant for the isomerization of 1- butene to isobutene at 555 °C is K= 0.80. A mixture of 1-butene (P= 1.65 bar) and isobutene (P= 2.58 bar) were placed in a vessel at 555 °C and were allowed to come to equilibrium.

Butenes, such as 1-butene undergo isomerization in the presence of a catalyst to form isobutene according to the equation: 1-butene isobutene The equilibria were studied in the gas phase at high temperatures (Petroleum Chemistry. 2001, 41, 144-148). The equilibrium constant for the isomerization of 1- butene to isobutene at 555 °C is K= 0.80. A mixture of 1-butene (P= 1.65 bar) and isobutene (P= 2.58 bar) were placed in a vessel at 555 °C and were allowed to come to equilibrium.

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