Kp for the reaction: N2O4(g)<======> 2NO2(g) in 25C is 0.15. A certain amount of N2O4(g) is...
Kp for the reaction: N2O4(g)<======> 2NO2(g) in 25C is 0.15.
A certain amount of N2O4(g) is being inserted into a container in 25C
and at equilibrium, the pressure was 0.54 bar.
a. what is the partial pressure of each of the system's components at equilibrium?
**show detailed calculations in salving the two equations that you will receive.
(answers should be : p=0.43, x=0.11
so that: Peq(N2O4)= 0.32bar
And Peq(NO2)=0.22bar)
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