k₁ Ex. 7. A measurement of the proportion of HI decomposed in the reaction 2H1 H₂ + 1₂ at k_₁ different moment of heating give the following results: Time/min CHI.102 20 10 4.50 9.06 30 40 50 13.03 15.68 17.30 21.43 ∞ Initial concentration of HI equals to 0.0446 mol dm³. Calculate the equilibrium constant of the reaction and the rate constant of the forward and the reverse reactions

k₁ Ex. 7. A measurement of the proportion of HI decomposed in the reaction 2H1 H₂ + 1₂ at k_₁ different moment of heating give the following results: Time/min CHI.102 20 10 4.50 9.06 30 40 50 13.03 15.68 17.30 21.43 ∞ Initial concentration of HI equals to 0.0446 mol dm³. Calculate the equilibrium constant of the reaction and the rate constant of the forward and the reverse reactions

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Chapter12: Chemical Equilibrium

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