Q7: A mixture containing 3 moles of nitrogen and 7 moles of hydrogen is placed in a reaction vessel and brought to equilibrium at 30 bar and 750 K in the reaction, 1/2 N,(g) + 3/2 H,(g) -> NH;(g) a) Calculate Kp at this temperature. b) Set up an equation relating Kp and the extent of reaction, C.

Q7: A mixture containing 3 moles of nitrogen and 7 moles of hydrogen is placed in a reaction vessel and brought to equilibrium at 30 bar and 750 K in the reaction, 1/2 N,(g) + 3/2 H,(g) -> NH;(g) a) Calculate Kp at this temperature. b) Set up an equation relating Kp and the extent of reaction, C.

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Q7: A mixture containing 3 moles of nitrogen and 7 moles of
hydrogen is placed in a reaction vessel and brought to equilibrium at
30 bar and 750K in the reaction, 1/2 N(g) +3/2 H(g) -> NH:(g)
a) Calculate Kp at this temperature.
b) Set up an equation relating Kp and the extent of reaction. C.

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