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At 35oC, K=1.6×10-5for the reaction

role="math" localid="1662208995211" 2N0Cl(g)2NO(g)+cl2(g)

Calculate the concentrations of all species at equilibriumfor each of the following original mixtures.

a. 2.0 moles of pure NOCl in a 2.0-L flask

b. 2.0 moles of NO and 1.0 mole of Cl2 in a 1.0-L flask

c. 1.0 mole of NOCl and 1.0 mole of NO in a 1.0-L flask

d. 3.0 moles of NO and 1.0 mole of Cl2 in a 1.0-L flask

e. 2.0 moles of NOCl, 2.0 moles of NO, and 1.0 mole of Cl2 in a 1.0-L flask

f. 1.00 mol/L concentration of all three gases

Short Answer

Expert verified

a. The concentrations of NOCl,NOandCl2at equilibrium are 1.0M,0.032Mand0.016Mrespectively.

b. The concentrations of NOCl,NOandCl2at equilibrium are 2.0M,0.050Mand0.025Mrespectively.

c. The concentrations of NOCl,NOandCl2at equilibrium are 1.0M,1.0Mand1.6×10-5Mrespectively.

d. The concentrations of NOCl,NOandCl2at equilibrium are 2.0M,1.0Mand6.4×10-5Mrespectively.

e. The concentrations of NOCl,NOandCl2at equilibrium are 3.9M,0.080Mand0.040Mrespectively.

f. The concentrations of NOCl,NOandCl2at equilibrium are1.99M,1.1×10-2Mand0.51M

respectively.

Step by step solution

01

Find the concentrations of all species at equilibrium.

The expression for the equilibrium constant, K in terms of concentrations is written below:

K=NO2Cl2NOCl2...(1)

The given K value is 1.6×10-5

The initial concentration of NOCl is,

NOCl=2.0mol2.0L=1.0M

Setup the ICE table:

2NOCl(g)2NO(g)+Cl2(g)InitiaL(M)1.000Change(M)-2x+2x+x-----------------------Equlibrium(M)1.0-2x+2xx

Substitute these values into Equation (1).

1.6×10-5=2x2x1.0-2x2

Solve for x.

x=0.016

The concentrations of all species at equilibrium can be calculated as follows:

NOCl=1.0-2x=1.0-2×0.016=0.971.0M

NO=2x=2×0.016=0.032M

CL2=x=0.016M

Therefore, the concentrations ofNOCl,NOandCl2at equilibrium are1.0M,0.032Mand0.016Mrespectively.

02

Calculate the concentrations of all species at equilibrium.

The initial concentrations of NO and Cl2are,

NO=2.0mol1.0L=2.0M

Cl2=1.0mol1.0L=1.0M

Setup the ICE table:

localid="1651129344446" 2NOCl(g)2NO(g)+Cl2(g)InitiaL(M)02.01.0Change(M)+2.0-2.0-1.0Reactsfully-------------------------------Final(M)2.000NewinitialChange(M)-2x+2x+x_____________________________________________________Equlibrium(M)2.0-2x+2xx

Substitute these values into Equation (1).

1.6×10-5=2x2x2.0-2x2

Solve for x.

x=0.025

The concentrations of all species at equilibrium can be calculated as follows:

NOCl=2.0-2x=2.0-2×0.025=1.95M2.0M

NO=2x=0.050M

CL2=x=0.025M

Hence, the concentrations ofNOCl,NOandCl2at equilibrium are2.0M,0.050Mand0.025Mrespectively.

03

Determine the concentrations of all species at equilibrium.

The initial concentrations of NOCl and NO are,

NOCl=1.0mol1.0L=1.0M

NO=1.0mol1.0L=1.0M

Setup the ICE table:

2NOCl(g)2NO(g)+Cl2(g)InitiaL(M)1.000Change(M)-2x+2x+x-----------------------Equlibrium(M)1.0-2x+2xx

Substitute these values into Equation (1).

1.6×10-5=1.0+2x2x1.0-2x2

Solve for x.

x=1.6×10-5

The concentrations of all species at equilibrium can be calculated as follows:

NOCl=1.0-2x=1.0-2×1.6×10-5=1.0M

NO=1.0+2x=1.0+2×1.6×10-5=1.0M

CL2=x=1.6×10-5M

Hence, the concentrations ofNOCl,NOandCl2at equilibrium are 1.0M,1.0Mand1.6×10-5Mrespectively.

04

Find the concentrations of all species at equilibrium.

The initial concentrations of NO and Cl2are,

NO=3.0mol1.0L=3.0M

Cl2=1.0mol1.0L=1.0M

Setup the ICE table:

localid="1651130668418" 2NOCl(g)2NO(g)+Cl2(g)InitiaL(M)03.01.0Change(M)+2.0-2.0-1.0Reactsfully-------------------------------Final(M)2.01.00NewinitialChange(M)-2x+2x+x_____________________________________________________Equlibrium(M)2.0-2x1.0+2xx

Substitute these values into Equation (1).

1.6×10-5=1.0+2x2x2.0-2x2

Solve for x.

x=6.4×10-5

The concentrations of all species at equilibrium can be calculated as follows:

NOCl=2.0-2x=2.0-2×6.4×10-5=2.0M

NO=1.0+2x=1.0+2×6.4×10-5=1.0M

CL2=x=6.4×10-5M

Hence, the concentrations of NOCl,NOandCl2at equilibrium are2.0M,1.0Mand6.4×10-5Mrespectively.

05

Find the concentrations of all species at equilibrium.

The initial concentrations of NOCl,NOandCl2are,

NOCl=2.0mol1.0L=2.0M

NO=2.0mol1.0L=2.0M

Cl2=1.0mol1.0L=1.0M

Setup the ICE table:

2NOCl(g)2NO(g)+Cl2(g)InitiaL(M)2.02.01.0Change(M)+2.0-2.0-1.0Reactsfully-------------------------------Final(M)4.000NewinitialChange(M)-2x+2x+x_____________________________________________________Equlibrium(M)4.0-2x2xx

Substitute these values into Equation (1).

1.6×10-5=2x2x4.0-2x2

Solve for x.

x=0.040

The concentrations of all species at equilibrium can be calculated as follows:

NOCl=4.0-2x=4.0-2×0.040=3.92M3.9M

NO=2x=0.080M

CL2=x=0.040M

Hence, the concentrations ofNOCl,NOandCl2at equilibrium are3.9M,0.080Mand0.040Mrespectively.

06

Find the concentrations of all species at equilibrium.

Setup the ICE table:

2NOCl(g)2NO(g)+Cl2(g)InitiaL(M)1.01.01.0Change(M)+1.0-1.0-0.500Reactsfully-------------------------------Final(M)2.000.50NewinitialChange(M)-2x+2x+x_____________________________________________________Equlibrium(M)2.0-2x2x0.50+x

Substitute these values into Equation (1).

1.6×10-5=20.5+x2.0-2x2

Solve for x.

x=0.0057

The concentrations of all species at equilibrium can be calculated as follows:

NOCl=2.00-2x=2.00-2×0.0057=1.99M

NO=2x=2×0.0057=1.1×10-2M

CL2=x=0.0057M

Hence, the concentrations ofNOCl,NOandCl2at equilibrium are1.99M,1.1×10-2Mand0.51Mrespectively.

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