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$2 A (s)$ ⇌ $B (g)$ + $2 C (g)$

Above reaction attains equilibrium at 240^oC and 18 atm pressure. What is the equilibrium constant K_P of the reaction?

Answer:

864

Solution:

$K_{P} = P_{B} \cdot P_{C}^{2}$ . Calculating partial pressures using mole fractions and total pressure.

P_B = 6 atm; P_C = 12 atm

$K_{P} = (6) (12)^{2} = 864$ .

Stream:JEESubject:ChemistryTopic:Chemical EquilibriumSubtopic:Problems involving Kp

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