Ammonium iodide, a solid, decomposes to give
NH3(g) and HI(g). At
406 °C, some NH4I(s)
is placed in an evacuated container. A portion of it decomposes,
and the total pressure at equilibrium is 1.08 atm.
Extra NH3(g) is then injected into the
container, and when equilibrium is reestablished, the partial
pressure of NH3(g) is
1.27 atm.
(a) Compute the equilibrium constant in terms of pressures,
Kp, for the decomposition of ammonium
iodide at 406 °C.
NH4I(s) -->NH3(g) + HI(g) K =
(b) Determine the final partial pressure of HI(g)
in the container.
PHI = atm
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