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Standard XII

Chemistry

Bond Order and Enthalpy

Assume each r...

Question

Assume each reaction is carried out in an open container. For which reaction will $Δ H$ = $Δ E$ ?

_{2 (g)}

+ Br

_{2 (g)}

\to

2HBr

_{(g)}

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_{(s)}

+ 2H

_{2}

_{(g)}

\to

_{2 (g)}

+ CO

_{2 (g)}

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PCl

_{5 (g)}

\to

PCl

_{3 (g)}

+ Cl

_{2 (g)}

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2CO

_{(g)}

+ O

_{2 (g)}

2CO

_{2 (g)}

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Solution

The correct option is B H $_{2 (g)}$ + Br $_{2 (g)}$ $\to$ 2HBr $_{(g)}$
We know that, $△ H = △ U + △ P V$
But for a physical or chemical change, $△ H = △ U + △ n g R T$
where, $△_{n} g$ = No. of gaseous moles of product- Reactant
So, For $△ H = △ U$ or $△ H = △ E$
$△ n g$ has to = $0$
In A option $△ n g = 2 - 2 = 0$ ; Therefore, $△ H = △ E$ .

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Assume each reaction is carried out in an open container. For which reaction will ΔH = ΔE ?

The correct option is B H2(g) + Br2(g) → 2HBr(g)We know that, △H=△U+△PVBut for a physical or chemical change, △H=△U+△ngRTwhere, △ng= No. of gaseous moles of product- ReactantSo, For △H=△U or △H=△E△ng has to =0In A option △ng=2−2=0 ; Therefore, △H=△E.

Assume each reaction is carried out in an open container. For which reaction will $Δ H$ = $Δ E$ ?