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19 Question (1point) e See page 658 Automobiles and trucks pollute the air with NO. At 2000.0°C, Kc for the reaction 2NO (g)

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Given:-

first temperature (T1) = 2000.0 0C = 2000.0 + 273 = 2273.0 K

second temperature (T2) = 63.0 0C = 63.0 + 273 = 336 K

enthalpy of reaction (Invalid EquationH) = 180.6 kJ = 180600 J

equilibrium constant (Kc1) at 2000.0 0C = 4.100 \times 10-4

equilibrium constant (Kc2) at 63.0 0C = ?

As we know that

gas constant (R) = 8.314 JK-1mol-1

So

According to the integrated form of Vant Hoff equation

log (K2 / K1) = Invalid EquationH / 2.303 R [T2 - T1 / T1T2]

therefore

log (Kc2 / Kc1) = Invalid EquationH / 2.303 R [T2 - T1 / T1T2]

log (Kc2 / 4.100 \times 10-4 ) = 180600 / 2.303 \times 8.314 [336 - 2273.0 / 2273.0 \times 336 ]

log (Kc2 / 4.100 \times 10-4 ) = 180600 / 19.147142‬ [ - 1937.0 / 763728‬  ]

log (Kc2 / 4.100 \times 10-4 ) = 9432.22 \times [ - 1937.0 / 763728‬ ]

log (Kc2 / 4.100 \times 10-4 ) = 9432.22 \times - 1937.0 / 763728‬

log (Kc2 / 4.100 \times 10-4 ) = -18270210.14‬ / 763728‬

log (Kc2 / 4.100 \times 10-4 ) = - 23.9224

On taking antilog of the above value

Kc2 / 4.100 \times 10-4 = 0.119564 \times 10-23

Kc2 = 4.100 \times 10-4\times 0.119564 \times 10-23​​​​​​​

equilibrium constant (Kc2) at 63.0 0C = 0.4902 \times 10-27 (i.e the answer)

or

equilibrium constant (Kc2) at 63.0 0C = 4.902 \times 10-28 (i.e the answer)

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