Consider the following reaction.
The equilibrium reaction is an example of heterogenous equilibrium which means that the components involved in the equilibrium are of different phases. The product CH3OH is in liquid phase while on the reactant side we have hydrogen and oxygen in their gaseous phase and carbon in its solid phase.
We know that the equilibrium constant for the chemical reaction, Kc is given by the equation
Kc =
But in the case of heterogenous equilibria while calculating Kc concentration of pure solid and liquid species is considered as unity or is omitted from the equation for calculation of Kc.
This can be explained as follows,
we know that chemical potential is given by μ = μ° + RT ln a
When the compound is pure, μ = μ° so that the activity is 1. Thus, we can replace activity of each pure substance with 1.
Therefore, the activity of C(s) and CH3OH(l) in the equilibrium is 1.
Now the concentration of H2 in Molarity (M) = (3 mol) × 0.375 L = 1.125 M
The concentration of O2 (M) = (5 mol) × 0.375 l = 1.875 M
Now we know that PV =nRT
P = (n/V)RT but (n/V) is molarity or M
Therefore, P = MRT
For H2
PH2 = MH2RT,
here R = 0.0821 LatmK-1mol-1and T = 450°C = 723 k and MH2 = 1.125 M = 1.125 molL-1
Substituting
PH2 = 66.78 atm
Similarly for O2
PO2 = MO2RT, where MO2 = 1.875 M = 1.875 molL-1
PO2 = 111.13 atm
Now from the equilibrium equation given in the question
Kp = [1/ (PH2)2 × (PO2)0.5]
Kp = [1/(66.78)2 × (111.13)0.5] = [1/4459.57× 10.55] =
Kp = 2.125 × 10-5
Now Kc = Kp/(RT)Δn
Here Δn = number of moles of product -number of moles of reactants = -2.5
Kc = (2.125 × 10-5)/( 0.0821 × 723)-2.5
Kc = (2.125 × 10-5)/(59.36)-2.5 = (2.125 × 10-5)/(3.683 × 10-5)
Kc = 0.577
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