According to Le Chatelier’s principle, in a chemical reaction at equilibrium, if concentration is changed then equilibrium will shift in a direction that oppose the change in concentration. A new equilibrium is established by this change.
For a reaction,
The equilibrium constant, can be written as
Here,,and are concentration of A, B , C and D respectively.
The balanced chemical equation is,
Equilibrium constant for this reaction can be written as:
Now, substitute 0.500 M for , 0.100 M for and 0.100 M for in expression of equilibrium constant and calculate value of .
When more is added then concentration increases to 0.800 M. Then, according to Le Chatelier’s principle, the reaction will shift towards left.
Construct ICE table to calculate change in concentration.
Now, equilibrium constant for this reaction is as follow.
Substitute for and , for , 25.0 for and calculate value of x.
Now, concentration of from ICE table is as follow.
Substitute 0.0429 for x and calculate final concentration of .
Therefore, after re-establishment of equilibrium final concentration ofis 0.714 M.
Ans:The final concentration of is 0.714 M.
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