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Based on pressure values for each component of the reaction, what is the value of the reaction quotient, Q? Equation: C2H2 + 2...Asked by Anonymous
Based on pressure values for each component of the reaction, what is the value of the reaction quotient, Q?
Equation: C2H2 + 2 H2 -> C2H6
C2H2 has a pressure of 5.05 atm
H2 has a pressure of 4.35 atm
C2H6 has a pressure of 0.0225 atm
Equation: C2H2 + 2 H2 -> C2H6
C2H2 has a pressure of 5.05 atm
H2 has a pressure of 4.35 atm
C2H6 has a pressure of 0.0225 atm
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Reaction quotient is defined as
Q = p(C2H6)/p(C2H2)*p(H2)^2
where p(C2H6) means the partial pressure of C2H6, p(C2H2) means partial pressure of C2H2) etc.
Now just plug in the values listed and calculate Q.
Q = p(C2H6)/p(C2H2)*p(H2)^2
where p(C2H6) means the partial pressure of C2H6, p(C2H2) means partial pressure of C2H2) etc.
Now just plug in the values listed and calculate Q.
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