Solution :-
Balanced reaction equation
2NO2(g) ---- > N2O4(g)
Initial pressure of NO2 = 1.6 atm
Equilibrium pressure of NO2 = 0.61 atm
Lets set up the ICE table
2NO2(g) ---- > N2O4(g)
1.6 atm 0
-2x +x
1.6-2x=0.61 x
Lets calculate the value of x
1.6atm - 2x=0.61 atm
(1.6 atm – 0.61 atm)/2=x
0.495 atm = x
Therefore the equilibrium pressure of the N2O4 is 0.495 atm
Now lets calculate the equilibrium constant
Kp=[N2O4]/[NO2]^2
=[0.495]/[0.61]^2
= 1.33
Therefore the equilibrium constant Kp is 1.33
Now lets calculate the pressure of N2O4 after second equilibrium reached when 0.53 atm of NO2 is added to the container
Therefore pressure of the NO2 gas is (0.61 atm+0.53 atm=1.14 atm)
Lets set up ICE table
2NO2(g) ---- > N2O4(g)
1.14 atm 0.495 atm
-2x +x
1.14-2x 0.495 + x
Now lets calculate the value of x using the Kp equation
Kp=[N2O4]/[NO2]^2
1.33 =[0.495+x]/[1.14-2x]^2
1.33=0.495+x /(4x^2-4.56x+1.2996)
Multiply both sides by (4x^2-4.56x+1.2996)
1.33*(4x^2-4.56x+1.2996)= 0.495+x /(4x^2-4.56x+1.2996)*(4x^2-4.56x+1.2996)
5.32x^2-6.0648x+1.728468=x+0.495
Subtract x+0.495 from both sides
5.32x^2-6.0648x+1.728468 – (x+0.495)=x+0.495 - x+0.495
5.32x^2 - 7.0648x + 1.233468=0
Using the quadratic equation we can get the value of x as follows
X=0.207 atm
Now lets find the equilibrium pressure of the N2O4
P[N2O4]=0.495+x
=0.495 atm + 0.207 atm
=0.70 atm
Therefore the pressure of the dinitrogen tetraoxide after second equilibrium is 0.70 atm.
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