For the reaction: N2O4(g)=2NO2(g)Assuming initial mass m of N2O4(g) and constant temperature (T) and pressure (P). Derive the relation between:(The ratio of initial volume V1÷ final volume V2) and ( average molar mass at equilibrium M2÷ initial molar mass M1)The degree of dissociation and M1/M2. [Hint: M2= MN2O4YN2O4 + MNO2YNO2 Y= mole fractions]

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For the reaction: N₂O_4(g)=2NO_2(g)

Assuming initial mass m of N₂O₄(g) and constant temperature (T) and pressure (P). Derive the relation between:

(The ratio of initial volume V₁÷ final volume V₂) and ( average molar mass at equilibrium M₂÷ initial molar mass M₁)
The degree of dissociation and M₁/M_2.[Hint: M₂= M_N_2O4Y_N2O4+ M_NO2Y_NO2Y= mole fractions]

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