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Calculate the equilibrium constant 2SO2(g]+O2(g]⇌2SO3(g]
given equilibrium constant of SO2,O2,SO3 are 0.3m,0.14,1.45 respectively wt happens to the equilibrium constant a) if so2 is added b)if o2 is removed
given equilibrium constant of SO2,O2,SO3 are 0.3m,0.14,1.45 respectively wt happens to the equilibrium constant a) if so2 is added b)if o2 is removed
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DrBob222
K = (SO3)^2/(SO2)^2(O2)
You are given the concentrations of each (I assume that m stands for M). Just substitute and you get K.
What happens to the equilibrium constant if SO2 is added or O2 removed? Nothing happens. The CONCENTRATIONS will change but the K will not.
You are given the concentrations of each (I assume that m stands for M). Just substitute and you get K.
What happens to the equilibrium constant if SO2 is added or O2 removed? Nothing happens. The CONCENTRATIONS will change but the K will not.
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