The document presents equations for calculating the equilibrium constant K for a reaction involving NO2 and N2O4. It gives values for the partial pressures and concentrations of the reactants and products at equilibrium. It then shows the calculation of solving the equation K/Ptot*(0.4 + ξ)*(0.2 - ξ) = (0.2 + 2ξ)2 for the value of ξ, using K = 0.296.
The document presents equations for calculating the equilibrium constant K for a reaction involving NO2 and N2O4. It gives values for the partial pressures and concentrations of the reactants and products at equilibrium. It then shows the calculation of solving the equation K/Ptot*(0.4 + ξ)*(0.2 - ξ) = (0.2 + 2ξ)2 for the value of ξ, using K = 0.296.
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The document presents equations for calculating the equilibrium constant K for a reaction involving NO2 and N2O4. It gives values for the partial pressures and concentrations of the reactants and products at equilibrium. It then shows the calculation of solving the equation K/Ptot*(0.4 + ξ)*(0.2 - ξ) = (0.2 + 2ξ)2 for the value of ξ, using K = 0.296.
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During your first answer you said that there was an error for K in this orange part. I tried to change K to K = 0,296 but I did not get an right answer for . Can you show calculations from here: K/Ptot* (0,4 + )*(0,2 ) = (0,2 + 2)2 , K = 0,296 (fra opg. 1) 0.296/20*(0,08 -0,2 2) = 0,04 + 0,8 + 42 And so on?