Consider the following reaction carried out a 1000 K:A (g)В (g) + C2 (g)Kp = 0.1000At 1000 K the reaction is prepared by adding A until the pressure is 1 bar, with no B or C2present initially. The reactor is sealed and the reaction is allowed to come to equilibrium.What is the partial pressure of each species present once the reaction comes to equilibrium?а.b. Using Le Chatelier's principle describe the changes in the amounts of each species presentif the size of the reactor is increased after the system has reached equilibrium?When the reaction is carried out at 800 K from the same starting conditionsubstantially lower amounts of B and C2 formed once equilibrium is reached. Predict thesign of AH° via Le Chatelier's principle.youobserveс.

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Consider the following reaction carried out a 1000 K: A (g) B (g) + C2 (g) Kp = 0.1000 a. At 1000 K the reaction is prepared by adding A until the pressure is 1 bar, with no B or C2 present initially. The reactor is sealed and the reaction is allowed to come to equilibrium. What is the partial pressure of each species present once the reaction comes to equilibrium? b. Using Le Chatelier's principle describe the changes in the amounts of each species present if the size of the reactor is increased after the system has reached equilibrium? c. When the reaction is carried out at 800 K from the same starting condition you observe substantially lower amounts of B and C2 formed once equilibrium is reached. Predict the sign of AH° via Le Chatelier's principle.

Consider the following reaction carried out a 1000 K: A (g) B (g) + C2 (g) Kp = 0.1000 a. At 1000 K the reaction is prepared by adding A until the pressure is 1 bar, with no B or C2 present initially. The reactor is sealed and the reaction is allowed to come to equilibrium. What is the partial pressure of each species present once the reaction comes to equilibrium? b. Using Le Chatelier's principle describe the changes in the amounts of each species present if the size of the reactor is increased after the system has reached equilibrium? c. When the reaction is carried out at 800 K from the same starting condition you observe substantially lower amounts of B and C2 formed once equilibrium is reached. Predict the sign of AH° via Le Chatelier's principle.

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