Pc is the partial pressure of C gas .
More the mole fraction of gas, more will be the partial pressure.
As the reaction reaches equilibirium after 10 minutes, thus, after that concentration of C remains as constant but before that (i.e., at 9 minutes), the concentration and hence pressure of C is continuously decreasing.
As concentration of C at 10 minutes is less than at 9 minutes.
Thus, Pc at 10 is less than Pc at 9 minutes.
Part 2:
Once the reaction reaches equilibirium, its concentration will remain as constant .Thus, after 10 minutes the concentration and hence pressure will remain as constant .
Thus, Pd at 11 minutes is equal to Pd at 12.
Part 3 :
The k value for a reaction depends upon temperature only and is independent of concentration .
Thus, k below and after is equal .
Part 4 :
You have done it correct.
Answer is equal to
Part 5 :
Before equilibrium, the concentration of reactants is continuously decreasing, thus, concentration of A at 5 minutes is greater than concentration of A at 7 minutes.
Thus, Pa at 5 minutes is greater than Pa at 7 minutes.
Part 6 : you have done it correct .
Answer is equal to.
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