A mixture of2.0 mol ofCO(g) and 2.0 mol ofH20(g) was allowed to come to equilibrium in a 10.0-L flask at a high temperature.

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0.13M

the molar concentration in the equilibrium mixture is 0.13M.

We know that the balanced reaction equation is:

CO(g)+H2O(g)⇋CO2(g)+H2(g)

The initial molarity values are:

[CO]=[H2O]=2.0 mol/10.0 L=0.20M

We can give equilibrium constant expression to be:

Kc=4.0=[CO2][H2] / [CO][H2O]

Since there are initially no products, the reaction must move to the right in order to attain equilibrium. We find the solution to the expression for the needed molarity change x:

4.0=(x)(x) / (0.20M−x)2

4.0=x^2 / 0.040−0.40x+x2

0.16−1.6x+4.0x^2=x^2

3x^2−1.6x+0.16=0

x=0.13M

Therefore at equilibrium we will have:

[H2]=x=0.13 M

What does chemical equilibrium mean?

  • Chemical equilibrium is characterized as an active condition in which the concentration of each reactant remains constant.
  • While they might not be equal, they are not altering.
  • A double arrow in a chemical process denotes an equilibrium state.

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