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2 moles 0f HI are heated in 5 L vessel at 717K.If value of Kc for the reaction 2HI- H2+ I2 at 717K is .0156.Calculate the moles of H2,I2&2HI


Tanuj 8th Sep, 2018
Answer (1)
Mayank Kukreti 13th Sep, 2018

hii tanuj

Acoording to your question,first of all write the equation-

                                              H2+I2=2HI

                         initial moles    x + x = 0

                         at equilibrium 1-x + 1-x= 2x

let me explain now,suppose initial moles are x for both reactant and 0 moles for product.now at equilibrium some moles of reactant must be lost suppose it will become 1-x and product will become x but as there is 2 moles of product so it will become 2x.

as kc is given 0.0156 so now we can write it as 

kc=(2x) whole square/(1-x) whole square

0.0156=(2x) whole square/(1-x) whole square

0.12=2x/1-x

x=0.05 so now at equilibrium H2 will be 1-0.05=0.95,I2 will be 1-0.05=0.95 and HI will be 2x=0.1

i hope this information helps you.

thank you

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