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Equilibrium constants are given for the following two equilibria.
(i)A2(g)+B2(g)2AB(g); K=2×104
(ii)2AB(g)+C2(g)2ABC(g); K=2×102Lmol1

Calculate the equilibrium constant for the following equilibrium.
ABC(g)12A2(g)+12B2(g)+12C2(g)

A
500 M1/2
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B
4×108 M1/2
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C
500M1/2
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D
200M1/2
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E
500M1/2
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Solution

The correct option is E 500M1/2
A2(g)+B2(g)2AB(g)

K1=2×104

K1=[AB]2[A2][B2] .... (i)

2AB(g)+C2(g)2ABC(g)

K2=2×102L/mol

So, K2=[ABC]2[AB]2[C2] .... (ii)

ABC12A2(g)+12B2(g)+12C2(g)

So, K3=[A2]1/2[B]1/2[C2]1/2[ABC]

Eq. (i) and Eq. (ii) are added, reversed and divided by 2 then we get Eq. (iii).
Therefore, K3=1K1×K2

=12×104×2×102

=10002=500M1/2

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