The concept used to solve this problem is based on equilibrium constant of a chemical reaction.
The equilibrium constant of a chemical reaction is a constant which describes the value of reaction quotient when the reaction has reached equilibrium.
The equilibrium constant which depends on partial pressure exerted by gaseous components is represented by. It is known as gaseous equilibrium constant. It is the ratio of partial pressures of product and partial pressures of reactant.
For the reaction,
Now, equilibrium constant for this reaction is written as follow.
Here is partial pressure of
,
is partial pressure of
and
is partial pressure of
.
Substitute 0.00600 atm for , 0.00200 atm for
and 0.0700 atm for
in equilibrium constant formula.
The value of is
.
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