lnK = -
+
in the plot of lnK vs 1/T
slope =
intercept =
equilibrium constant , K ( dm3 mol-1) | lnK | temperature( T) | 1/T |
1.80*103 | 7.495 | 25 +273 = 298 K | 0.00335 |
3.45*103 | 8.146 | 40+273 = 301 K | 0.00319 |
now the plot is
trendline equation is
y = - 4068 x + 21.12
or,
= 4068
or, =
4068 *R = 4068 *8.314 = 33821 J / mol = 33.821 KJ/mol
and
= 21.12
or, =
21.12 *R =21.12*8.314 = 175.59 J/mol.K
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