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1.38g of N2O4 was placed in a 1L reaction vessel at 400k and allowed to attain equilibrium N2O4​​(g) ⇌ ​2NO(g). The total pressure at equilibrium was found to be 9.15 bar. Calculate Kc, Kp, and partial pressure.

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We know, PV= nRTTotal volume, V=1 LMolecular mass of N2O = 92 gNumber of moles of N2O=13.8( it should be 13.8 instead of 1.38)92=0.15R=0.083 barLmol-1K-1T= 400KpV=nRTp×1L=0.015 mol×0.083 barLmol-1K-1×400Kp=4.98 bar N2O4 2NO2Initial pressure 4.98 bar 0At equilibrium (4.98-x)bar 2x barptotal at equilibrium= pN2O4 + pNO29.15 = (4.98-x)+2x9.15= 4.98+xx=9.15-4.98=4.17 barPartial pressures at equilibrium, are, pN2O4= 4.98- 4.17= 0.81 barpNO2= 2x = 2×4.17=8.34 barKp= (pNO2)2(pN2O4)=(8.34)2(0.81)= 85.87Kp= Kc(RT)n85.87=Kc(0.083×400)1Kc= 2.586=2.6

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