Qualitative
Quantitative
100

What does the equilibrium constant not contain?

solids or liquids

100

Calculate Kc if a container contains 1.00 Liter of 1.06 moles of H2 and 1.57 moles of CO. At equilibrium, .200 moles of CH3OH were in the container.

2H2(g) + CO(g)= CH3OH

.335

200

Which of the following is true at equilibrium?

a) only forward reaction stops

b) both reverse and forward reaction stop

c) rate constants for forward and reverse reactions are equal.

d) the rates of the forward and reverse reaction are equal


d

200

For a reaction, Kc equaled .0952. What would be the equilibrium concentration NO if the initial concentrations were .6 M N2 and .6M O2?

N2 (g)+ O2(g)=2NO(g)

.0802

300

If Qc is greater than Kc what direction will the system do to reach equilibrium?

Would perform reverse rate reaction
300

What is the equilibrium constant(Kp) if O2= .400 atm, NaO= 0 atm if the total equilibrium pressure equals .614?

2Na(s) + O2= 2NaO


.984=kp

400

If the reaction quotient is equal to 2.39 x 10-6 and Kc equals 3.39 x 10-8 which way will the system have to move to reach equilibrium?

reverse rate- form more reactants

400

if 20 moles of NaCl is placed in an empty 4-liter container. At equilibrium 8 mols Cl2  was found in the container, calculate Kc

2NaCl= Cl2 +2 Na

32

500

Given the reaction below, if the volume of the equilibrium mixture is suddenly increased, what is the resulting relationship between Q and Kc the instant the volume is increased and will the moles of NH3 stay the same or will it increase or decrease as the reaction mixture seeks to re-establish equilibrium?

H2NNH2(g) + H2(g) = 2NH3(g)

a. Q>Kc, mol NH3 decreases

b. Q> Kc mol NH3 increases

c. Q<Kc, mol increases

d. Q=Kc, mol NH3 stay the same

D

500
Calculate all equilibrium concentrations if the initial concentration for CO equals .300M for Cl2 is .500M and COCl2 is .700M. Kc=77.5


CO(g) + Cl2= COCl2(g)




CO=.049

Cl=.249

COCl=.951


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