2BaO2(s) 2BaO(s) + O2(g)
Initially 0.109 0 0
At equi 0.109-2x 2x x
Number of moles of BaO2 are calculated
Using formula weight of BaO2 (given)/ M.Mass of BaO2 = 15/169 = 0.089 moles.
Now, Kp = pO2 as others are in solid state so are not taken in account for finding equilibrium constant.
p(O2) = nRT/V = (x)(0.0821)(1067K)/ 5
( because T = 7940C = 794 + 273 K = 1067 K and V= 5 L)
Kp = 0.5 atm (given)
Therefore 0.5 =(x)(0.0821)(1067 K)/ 5
x = 0.0285 moles
as BaO = 2x = 2 x 0.0285 = 0.057 moles.
Now as moles = given wt/ M.Mass
0.057 = wt/153
Wt = 153 X 0.057 = 8.73 g