Scribd Logo
Upload

Welcome to Scribd!

  • Equilibrium Ws

    Uploaded by

    Bianca Rolston
    18 views2 pages
    This document contains calculations of equilibrium constants (K) for various chemical reactions. It provides the expressions used to calculate K along with the resulting numerical value of K for each reaction. The reactions include: 1) The formation of ammonia from nitrogen and hydrogen gases with K=8.33x10-6 M-2, indicating the reaction favors reactants. 2) The formation of hydrofluoric acid from hydrogen and fluoride ions with K=1.6x10-6 M, also favoring reactants. 3) The decomposition of carbon dioxide into carbon monoxide with K=0.479 or K=4.36 M-1, with one reaction favoring products and the other favoring

    Original Description:

    ap chem

    Original Title

    Equilibrium ws

    Copyright

    © © All Rights Reserved

    Available Formats

    PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Did you find this document useful?

    Is this content inappropriate?

    Report this Document
    This document contains calculations of equilibrium constants (K) for various chemical reactions. It provides the expressions used to calculate K along with the resulting numerical value of K for each reaction. The reactions include: 1) The formation of ammonia from nitrogen and hydrogen gases with K=8.33x10-6 M-2, indicating the reaction favors reactants. 2) The formation of hydrofluoric acid from hydrogen and fluoride ions with K=1.6x10-6 M, also favoring reactants. 3) The decomposition of carbon dioxide into carbon monoxide with K=0.479 or K=4.36 M-1, with one reaction favoring products and the other favoring

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Flag for inappropriate content
    Download as pdf or txt
    18 views2 pages

    Equilibrium Ws

    Uploaded by

    Bianca Rolston
    This document contains calculations of equilibrium constants (K) for various chemical reactions. It provides the expressions used to calculate K along with the resulting numerical value of K for each reaction. The reactions include: 1) The formation of ammonia from nitrogen and hydrogen gases with K=8.33x10-6 M-2, indicating the reaction favors reactants. 2) The formation of hydrofluoric acid from hydrogen and fluoride ions with K=1.6x10-6 M, also favoring reactants. 3) The decomposition of carbon dioxide into carbon monoxide with K=0.479 or K=4.36 M-1, with one reaction favoring products and the other favoring

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Flag for inappropriate content
    Download as pdf or txt
    of 2

    (1.

    00 L)(1000 mL)(1g) / (1 L)(1 mL)=


    1000. g
    (1000.g H2O)(1 mole H2O) / 18.0g =
    55.5 moles H2O

    M=55.5 M

    is
    Reactant Favored
    KEQ=[NH3]2 / [N2]2 [H2]3=
    (0.01)2 / (1.5)(2.00)3= 8.33*10-6 M-2

    Reactant Favored
    KEQ=[H+][F-] / [HF]= KC= [CO2]
    (0.001)(0.001)/(0.55)= 1.6*10-6 M

    KC= [Ni(CO)4] / [CO]4

    KC= [I2] [CO2]5 / [CO]5


    Fairly Even
    KEQ=[FeSCN2+]/ [Fe3+] [SCN-]
    (0.001) / (0.55)(0.001)= 1.8

    KC= [CO2] / [CO]5

    Product- favored
    Reactant- favored
    Approximately equal KC= [Ag+] [Cl-]
    B c d a KC= [SO2]2 [O2] / [SO3]2= (1.5)2
    (1.25)2 /(3.50)2 = 0.2295--->
    0.230

    Kp= (PN2)2(PH2O)6 /
    (PNH3)4(PO2)3
    1/Kc

    Kp= (PNO)2/ (PN2)(PO2)

    KC= [SO2] [O2]1/2 / [SO3]=(1.5) (1.25)1/2 /


    (3.50)= 0.479

    Kp= (PH2)(PF2 / (PHF2)

    Square root Kc’

    Kp= (PN2)2(PCl2)/ (PNOCl)2

    Kc2

    The units cancel out …..


    Atm2/Atm2 Square
    Inverse
    Square Root

    KC= [SO3]2 / [SO2]2 / [O2]

    KC=(3.50)2 /(1.50)2 (1.25)= 4.3555----> 4.36 M-1 H2S--->---<---2H+


    Kc1-Kc2=Kc

    You might also like