Interpretation Introduction To determine: The equilibrium partial pressures of all the gases in the given mixture when equilibrium is reestablished following the addition of 0.200 mol of HI . Explanation Given The mixture contains 0.112 mol H 2 , 0.112 mol I 2 and 0.775 mol HI . Temperature at which the reaction takes place is 458 °C . Volume of the vessel is 5.00 L . The equilibrium reaction taking place in the mixture is, H 2 ( g ) + I 2 ( g ) ⇌ 2 HI ( g ) The conversion of degree Celsius ( ° C ) into Kelvin ( K ) is done as, T ( K ) = T ( °C ) + 273.15 Hence, the conversion of 458 °C into Kelvin ( K ) is, T ( K ) = 458 ° C + 273.15 = 731.15 K Partial pressure of given amount of H 2 is calculated by the formula, p H 2 = n H 2 R T V Where, R is the gas constant ( 0.08206 atm ⋅ L/mol ⋅ K ) . V is the volume of the vessel. T is the temperature of the reaction mixture. p H 2 is the partial pressure of given mass of H 2 . n H 2 is the moles of H 2 in the given mixture. Substitute the values of n H 2 , R , V and T in the above formula. p H 2 = ( 0.112 mol ) × ( 0.08206 atm ⋅ L/mol ⋅ K ) × ( 731.15 K ) 5 L = 1.344 atm Similarly partial pressure of I 2 in the reaction mixture is 1.344 atm . Partial pressure of given amount of HI is calculated by the formula, p HI = n HI R T V Where, R is the gas constant ( 0.08206 atm ⋅ L/mol ⋅ K ) . V is the volume of the vessel. T is the temperature of the reaction mixture. p HI is the partial pressure of given mass of HI . n HI is the moles of HI in the given mixture. Substitute the values of n HI , R , V and T in the above formula. p HI = ( 0.775 mol ) × ( 0.08206 atm ⋅ L/mol ⋅ K ) × ( 731.15 K ) 5 L = 9.3 atm Equilibrium constant K p for the reaction is calculated by the formula, K p = ( p HI ) 2 ( p H 2 ) ( p I 2 ) Where, K p is the equilibrium constant for the given reaction. p I 2 is the partial pressure of I 2 Substitute the values of p HI , p H 2 and p I 2 in the above formula. K p = ( 9.3 atm ) 2 ( 1.344 atm ) ( 1.344 atm ) = 47.88 Change in partial pressure of HI is calculated by the formula, p = n R T V Where, p is the change in partial pressure of HI . n is the added moles of HI in the given mixture. Substitute the values of n , R , V and T in the above formula. p = ( 0.200 mol ) × ( 0.08206 atm ⋅ L/mol ⋅ K ) × ( 731.15 K ) 5 L = 2.4 atm The new partial pressure of HI is 9

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