Question
1. For the exothermic reaction below, increasing the pressure would
N2(g)+3H2(g)⇄2NH3(g)
a. increase [H2]
b. increase [NH3]
c. increase [N2]*** Would it move to the side with fewer gas molecules?
d. have no effect
2. If K=100, then the value of K for the reverse reaction is
a. the same value
b. can only be determined by experimentation ****
c. the negative of the value for the forward reaction
d. 0.01
N2(g)+3H2(g)⇄2NH3(g)
a. increase [H2]
b. increase [NH3]
c. increase [N2]*** Would it move to the side with fewer gas molecules?
d. have no effect
2. If K=100, then the value of K for the reverse reaction is
a. the same value
b. can only be determined by experimentation ****
c. the negative of the value for the forward reaction
d. 0.01
Answers
DrBob222
1. Yes, the reaction will move to the side with the fewer gas molecules but that isn't answer c. You have 4 mols gas on the left and 2 mols on the right so it will move to the right. The correct answer is b.
2. b is not correct. For the reverse reaction K is 1/100 = ?
2. b is not correct. For the reverse reaction K is 1/100 = ?
Bee
2. is d
DrBob222
right. K rev = (1/Kfwd)