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At 25°C, gaseous decomposes to and to the extent that 10.3% of the original (by moles) has decomposed to reach equilibrium. The total pressure (at equilibrium) is 1.30 atm. Calculate the value of for this system. =

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The question is incomplete, complete question is :

At 25°C, gaseous
SO_2Cl_2 decomposes to
SO_2(g) and
Cl_2(g) to the extent that 10.3% of the original

Answer:

The value of the
K_p of the reaction is 0.0139.

Step-by-step explanation:

The total pressure at equilibrium = P = 1.30 atm.


SO_2Cl_2(g)\rightleftharpoons SO_2(g) + Cl_2(g)

Initially

1 mol 0 0

At equilibrium:

(1 - 0.103)mol 0.103 mol 0.103 mol

Total moles at equilibrium,n = (1-0.103)mol+ 0.103 mol + 0.103 mol

n = 1.103 moles

At equilibrium ,mole fraction of
SO_2Cl_2=\chi_1=((1-0.103) mol)/(1.103mol)=0.8132

Partial pressure of f
SO_2Cl_2 equilibrium ;


p_1=P* \chi_1 (Dalton's law of partial pressure)


p_1=1.30* 0.8132=1.057 atm

At equilibrium ,mole fraction of
SO_2=\chi_2=((0.103) mol)/(1.103mol)=0.09338

Partial pressure of f
SO_2 equilibrium ;


p_2=P* \chi_2 (Dalton's law of partial pressure)


p_2=1.30* 0.09338=0.1214 atm

At equilibrium ,mole fraction of
Cl_2=\chi_3=((0.103) mol)/(1.103mol)=0.09338

Partial pressure of f
Cl_2 equilibrium ;


p_3=P* \chi_3 (Dalton's law of partial pressure)


p_3=1.30* 0.09338=0.1214 atm

The value of the
K_p of the reaction will be;


K_p=(p_2* p_3)/(p_1)=(0.1214 atm* 0.1214 atm)/(1.057 atm)=0.0139

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