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Predict and calculate the effect of volume change on an equilibnium system. Cons

ID: 703852 • Letter: P

Question

Predict and calculate the effect of volume change on an equilibnium system. Consider the equilibrium between COCh CO and Ch coC)COE) Ch(e) 0.112 at 904 K The reaction is allowed to reach equilibriurn in a 17.8 L flask. At equilibrium [COC12-??77M [Col-o? 41 M and [Ci2] (a) The equilibrium mixture is transfetred to a $.90 L, fask in whuch durection will the reaction proceed to reach equilbrium? 0.141 M b) Calculate the new equilibriom concentrations that result when the equil?brium mixture is transferred to a $.90-L flask coCl [C12]

Explanation / Answer

At equilibrium in 17.8 L

Moles of COCl2 = molarity x volume

= 0.177 mol/L x 17.8 L

= 3.1506 mol

Moles of CO = molarity x volume

= 0.141 mol/L x 17.8 L

= 2.5098 mol

Moles of Cl2 = molarity x volume

= 0.141 mol/L x 17.8 L

= 2.5098 mol

Part b

New equilibrium concentrations

Molarity of species in 8.90 L

Molarity of COCl2 = moles/Volume

= 3.1506 mol/8.90 L

= 0.354 M

Molarity of CO = moles/Volume

= 2.5098 mol/8.90 L

= 0.282 M

Molarity of Cl2 = moles/Volume

= 2.5098 mol/8.90 L

= 0.282 M

Part a

New equilibrium constant

K' = [CO] [Cl2] /[COCl2]

= (0.282*0.282)/0.354

= 0.2246

K' (0.2246) > K (0.112)

Equilibrium shifts to the left

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