QUESTION 17 Ammonia gas is produced by the reaction between nitrogen gas and hydrogen gas in a closed 250 cm container. Equilibrium is reached at 400 °C according to the following chemical equation Nzie) + 3H2ie) > 2NH3) Initially 3mol of N2) was injected into the container with an unknown amount of Hzie) - When equilibrium was established it was found that 2,2mol of NH3() was present while 1,5mol of He) remained in the container. 17.1 Determine how many moles of H24) were used up in the reaction. (2) 17.2 determine how many moles of N2e) was present at equilibrium. (2) 17.3 Determine the amount of Hziej in moles present at the start of the reaction. (2) 17.4 Write the expression for the equilibrium constant K, for the reaction (2) 17.5 Calculate the value of the equilibrium constant K, for this reaction at 400 °C (5) END

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16.2.4 How will the addition of O3 (at constant volume) affect the intensity of the
brown colour of the equilibrium mixture?
QUESTION 17
Ammonia gas is produced by the reaction between nitrogen gas and hydrogen gas
in a closed 250 cm³ container. Equilibrium is reached at 400 °C according to the
following chemical equation
N26) + 3H2le) →> 2NH3(e)
Initially 3mol of N218) was injected into the container with an unknown amount of
Hzie) - When equilibrium was established it was found that 2,2mol of NHale) was
present while 1,5mol of H2(e) remained in the container.
17.1 Determine how many moles of H2le) were used up in the reaction. (2)
17.2 determine how many moles of N21e) was present at equilibrium. (2)
17.3 Determine the amount of H2lej in moles present at the start of the reaction.
(2)
17.4 Write the expression for the equilibrium constant K̟ for the reaction (2)
17.5 Calculate the value of the equilibrium constant K, for this reaction at 400 °C
(5)
END
Transcribed Image Text:16.2.4 How will the addition of O3 (at constant volume) affect the intensity of the brown colour of the equilibrium mixture? QUESTION 17 Ammonia gas is produced by the reaction between nitrogen gas and hydrogen gas in a closed 250 cm³ container. Equilibrium is reached at 400 °C according to the following chemical equation N26) + 3H2le) →> 2NH3(e) Initially 3mol of N218) was injected into the container with an unknown amount of Hzie) - When equilibrium was established it was found that 2,2mol of NHale) was present while 1,5mol of H2(e) remained in the container. 17.1 Determine how many moles of H2le) were used up in the reaction. (2) 17.2 determine how many moles of N21e) was present at equilibrium. (2) 17.3 Determine the amount of H2lej in moles present at the start of the reaction. (2) 17.4 Write the expression for the equilibrium constant K̟ for the reaction (2) 17.5 Calculate the value of the equilibrium constant K, for this reaction at 400 °C (5) END
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