Chemical Principles
Chemical Principles
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Author: Steven S. Zumdahl; Donald J. DeCoste
Publisher: Cengage Learning US
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Chapter 6, Problem 96CP

(a)

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation: Value of Kp in indicated reaction is to be determined.

  N2O4(g)2NO2(g)

Concept introduction: Chemical equilibrium is taken into consideration if rate of forward and backward reactions become equal. At this stage, both reactants and products have constant concentration. It can be studied in terms of pressure also. Equilibrium constant in pressure is denoted by Kp .

(a)

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Answer to Problem 96CP

Value of Kp is 0.16.

Explanation of Solution

Given Information: Total pressure at equilibrium is 1.5 atm at 25 °C . N2O4 reached equilibrium at 16 % decomposition.

Given reaction occurs as follows:

  N2O4(g)2NO2(g)

Since after 12.5 % change reaction reached equilibrium thus ICE table for the above reaction can be drawn as follows:

  Equation2N2O42NO2Initialx0Change0.16x+0.32xEquilibrium(0.84)x(0.32)x

Total equilibrium moles are calculated as follows:

  Total moles =(0.84)x+(0.32)x=(0.84+0.32)x

The formula to calculate mole fraction is as follows:

  χ=Moles of NO2Total moles

Moles of NO2 is (0.84)x .

Total Moles is (0.84+0.32)x .

Substitute the value in above formula.

  χ=Moles of NO2Total moles=(0.84)x(0.84+0.32)x=0.72413

The formula to calculate mole fraction is as follows:

  χ=Moles of N2O4Total moles

Moles of N2O4 is (0.32)x .

Total Moles is (0.84+0.32)x .

Substitute the value in above formula.

  χ=Moles of N2O4Total moles=(0.32)x(0.84+0.32)x=0.27586

The formula to calculate partial pressure is as follows:

  P=χPTotal

For NO2

The value of χ is 0.72414.

The value of Ptotal is 1.5 atm .

Substitute the value in above formula.

  P=χPTotal=(0.72414)(1.5 atm)=1.08621 atm

For N2O4

The value of χ is 0.27586.

The value of Ptotal is 1.5 atm .

Substitute the value in above formula.

  P=χPTotal=(0.27586)(1.5 atm)=0.41379 atm

Expression for Kp of given reaction is as follows:

  Kp=(PNO2)2(PN2O4)

Value of PNO2 is 0.41379 atm .

Value of PN2O4 is 1.08621 atm .

Substitute the value in above equation.

  Kp=(PNO2)2(PN2O4)=(0.41379 atm)2(1.08621 atm)=0.16

Hence, value of Kp is 0.16.

(b)

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:Equilibrium pressure of N2O4 , NO2 in indicated reaction is to be determined.

  N2O4(g)2NO2(g)

Concept introduction: Chemical equilibrium is taken into consideration if rate of forward and backward reactions become equal. At this stage, both reactants and products have constant concentration. It can be studied in terms of pressure also. Equilibrium constant in pressure is denoted by Kp .

(b)

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 96CP

Equilibrium pressure of N2O4 and NO2 is 0.82 atm and 0.36 atm respectively.

Explanation of Solution

Given reaction occurs as follows:

  N2O4(g)2NO2(g)

ICE table in terms of pressure for the above reaction can be drawn as follows:

  EquationN2O42NO2Initial(atm)10Change(atm)xEquilibrium(atm)1x2x

Expression for Kp of given reaction is as follows:

  Kp=(PNO2)2(PN2O4)

Value of PNO2 is 2x .

Value of PN2O4 is 1x .

Value of Kp is 0.16

Substitute the value in above equation.

  Kp=(PNO2)2(PN2O4)0.16=(2x)2(1x)x=0.18

Simplify to obtain the value of x as 0.18 atm .

Equilibrium pressure PNO2 is calculated as follows:

  PNO2=(2)(0.18) atm=0.36 atm

Equilibrium pressure PN2O4 is calculated as follows:

  PN2O4=(10.18) atm=0.82 atm

Hence, equilibrium pressure of N2O4 and NO2 is 0.82 atm and 0.36 atm respectively.

(c)

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation: Moles percentage of original N2O4 dissociated at new equilibrium is to be determined.

  N2O4(g)2NO2(g)

Concept introduction: Chemical equilibrium is taken into consideration if rate of forward and backward reactions become equal. At this stage, both reactants and products have constant concentration. It can be studied in terms of pressure also. Equilibrium constant in pressure is denoted by Kp .

(c)

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 96CP

Percent of N2O4 dissociated is 18 % .

Explanation of Solution

ICE table in terms of pressure for the above reaction can be drawn as follows:

  EquationN2O42NO2Initial(atm)P00Change(atm)y+2yEquilibrium(atm)0.820.36

From the table net pressure for NO2 is calculated as follows:

  2y=0.36y=0.18 atm

Similarly net pressure for N2O4 is calculated as follows:

  P0y=0.82P0=0.82+y=0.82+0.18=1 atm

Therefore extent of N2O4 that has dissociated is calculated as follows:

  Percent dissociation of N2O4=(0.181)(100 %)=18 %

Hence, percent of N2O4 dissociated is 18 % .

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