Asked by josh
4x^2/[(1.5-x)(2.0-2x)^2] =
= 2.72 x 10^11
solve for x
= 2.72 x 10^11
solve for x
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Answered by
drwls
Rewrite it as
4x^2 = (10.88 x 10^11)(1.5-x)(1-x)^2
I graphicsl or iterative solution may be necessary, since this is a cubic equation. I suspect that the roots are very close to 1.5 and 1.0
4x^2 = (10.88 x 10^11)(1.5-x)(1-x)^2
I graphicsl or iterative solution may be necessary, since this is a cubic equation. I suspect that the roots are very close to 1.5 and 1.0
Answered by
josh
you helped me with this chem ques and you got close to 1 how did u get it please help me?You end up with a cubic equation for x. You may have to solve it graphically. Take the root that is between 0 and 1.
As x -> 1, the term on the left approaches
4/[(0.5)(2-2x)^2 ] = 2.27*10^11
2/(1-x)^2 = 2.27*10^11
(1-x) = 3*10^-6
x = 0.999997
You are left with 0.500003 moles O2 and
10^-5 moles CO (the limiting reactant). 1.99999 moles of CO2 are formed
This reaction will, however, be very slow at room temperature. The reaction does not proceed kinetically as written, and requires some O or OH as a chain carrier.
As x -> 1, the term on the left approaches
4/[(0.5)(2-2x)^2 ] = 2.27*10^11
2/(1-x)^2 = 2.27*10^11
(1-x) = 3*10^-6
x = 0.999997
You are left with 0.500003 moles O2 and
10^-5 moles CO (the limiting reactant). 1.99999 moles of CO2 are formed
This reaction will, however, be very slow at room temperature. The reaction does not proceed kinetically as written, and requires some O or OH as a chain carrier.
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