Editing Review Homework For Equilibrium - Revised 2018
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<br> 1. For the following reversible reaction, <br> <Br> 3 H<sub>2 (g)</sub> + 1 N<sub>2 (g)</sub> <==> 2 NH<sub>3 (g) </sub> + Energy<br> <br> <br> a) Write the Equilibrium constant expression for this reversible reaction.<br> <br> <br> <br> <br> b) For the reversible reaction above, I found that I have the following equilibrium concentrations, what is Equilibrium constant ( K ) and its units.<br> [H<sub>2 (g)</sub>]<sub>E</sub> = 0.431M, [N<sub>2 (g)</sub>]<sub>E</sub> = 0.673M, and [NH<sub>3 (g)</sub>]<sub>E</sub> = 2.91M, <br> <br> <br> <br> <br> <br> c) Simply state next to each of the following stresses on the above equilibrium system, if the equilibrium will 1) shift to the Right, 2)shift to the Left, or 3) No shift in equilibrium<br> <br> Adding a compound that will consume N<sub>2 (g)</sub><br> <br> <br> d) Filling in the following <nowiki>LeChatlier's Principle</nowiki> table for:<br> <br> Stress: Decrease Temperature (___________________) <br> <br> <br> How rxn tries to remove stress: _________________________________________________<br> <br> Circle: Make more product or more reactant (fill in for pressure changes)__________________<br> <br> Circle: Favoring: Forward rxn or Backward rxn: (fill in for temperature changes) _____________<br> <br> Circle: Shift Equilibrium to: Left(more reactant) or Right (more product)<br> <br> <br> e) If the above reversible reaction did not have the Equilibrium constant you calculated in Question 1b, but instead had a value of K = 1000. That would indicate that you have MORE PRODUCT or MORE REACTANT in your Equilibrium system. Circle the appropriate answer.<br> <br> <br> <br> 2. Do you need the reactants to have the same concentration of reactants as the products to be at Equilibrium. Yes or No (Circle Correct answer). <br> <br> <br> 3. Explain what Dynamic Equilibrium means.<br> <br> <br> <br> <br> 4. Explain the condition of Gibbs Free Energy change at Equilibrium support the concept of Dynamic Equilibrium. <br> <br> <br> <br> <br> <Br>
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