Q1) Consider the two equilibrium systems involving bromine gas illustrated below. -piston bromine gas- mixture of gaseous hydrogen, bromine and fiquid bromine hydrogen bromide a) Formulate equations to represent the equilibria in A and B with Br2 (g) on the left-hand side in both equilibria. b) State and explain the effect of increasing the pressure in B on the position of equilibrium. c) Deduce the equilibrium constant expression Kc for the equilibrium in B.

Q1) Consider the two equilibrium systems involving bromine gas illustrated below. -piston bromine gas- mixture of gaseous hydrogen, bromine and fiquid bromine hydrogen bromide a) Formulate equations to represent the equilibria in A and B with Br2 (g) on the left-hand side in both equilibria. b) State and explain the effect of increasing the pressure in B on the position of equilibrium. c) Deduce the equilibrium constant expression Kc for the equilibrium in B.

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QI) Consider the two equilibrium systems involving bromine gas illustrated below.
piston
bromine gas.
mixture of
gaseous hydrogen,
bromine and
liquid bromine
B
hydrogen bromide
a) Formulate equations to represent the equilibria in A and B with Br2 (g) on the
left-hand side in both equilibria.
b) State and explain the effect of increasing the pressure in B on the position of
equilibrium.
c) Deduce the equilibrium constant expression Kc for the equilibrium in B.
d) State the effect of increasing [H;] in B on the value of Kc.

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