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I'm so confused about what to do for this problem... I know that I need to find K for the given conditions but I'm not quite sure how. Any help would be greatly appreciated
For each of the following sets of conditions, determine if the system is at equilibrium or not. For those not at equilibrium, state in which direction the system will shift.
It gives K as .0900 at 25 degrees Celsius for the reaction:
H2O(g) + Cl2O(g)<--> 2HOCl(g)
Then it gives several different conditions such as:
A) PH2O= 296 torr PCl2O= 15 torr PHOCl= 15 torr
B) 3.0 L flask contains .35 mol HOCl, .001 mol Cl2O and .98 mol H2O
C) 2.0 L flask contains .084 mol HOCl, .08 mol Cl2O and .98 mol H2O
For each of the following sets of conditions, determine if the system is at equilibrium or not. For those not at equilibrium, state in which direction the system will shift.
It gives K as .0900 at 25 degrees Celsius for the reaction:
H2O(g) + Cl2O(g)<--> 2HOCl(g)
Then it gives several different conditions such as:
A) PH2O= 296 torr PCl2O= 15 torr PHOCl= 15 torr
B) 3.0 L flask contains .35 mol HOCl, .001 mol Cl2O and .98 mol H2O
C) 2.0 L flask contains .084 mol HOCl, .08 mol Cl2O and .98 mol H2O