For the equilibrium, Hg2+2(aq)⇌Hg(l)+Hg2+(aq)the equilibrium constant is approximately equal to 103 . Therefore,
A
`Hg(l)` is fairly stable in the aqueous solution
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B
`Hg(l)` in an aqueous solution undergoes disproportionation to yield both `Hg(l)` and Hg2+
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C
Addition of `KCl` shifts the equilibrium to the left
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D
Addition of Hg(l) does not have any role on the equilibrium
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Solution
The correct option is D Addition of Hg(l) does not have any role on the equilibrium `(b)`Equilibrium constant value indicates there is greater tendency for forward reaction.
`(c)` Cl−(aq) from KCl combines with Hg2+2(aq) to produce sparingly soluble salt Hg2Cl2.
`(d)` Addition of Hg(l) does not have any role on the equilibrium because while writing the equilibrium constant, we do not include the concentration of elements in its pure state.