CHEMICAL EQUILIBRIUM|Degree of dissociation

The degree of dissociation of PCl_(5)

In a reaction PCI_(5)hArrPCI_(3) + CI_(2) degree of dissociation is 30% . If initial moles of PCI_(3) is one then total moles at equilibrium is

In the dissociation of PCl_(5) as PCl_(5)(g) hArr PCl_(3)(g)+Cl_(2)(g) If the degree of dissociation is alpha at equilibrium pressure P, then the equilibrium constant for the reaction is

Influence of pressure, temperature, concentration and addition of inert gas on a reversible chemical reaction in equilibrium can be explained by formulating the expression for equilibrium constant K_(c) or K_(p) for the equilibrium. On the other hand Le Chatelier principle can be theoretically used to explain the effect of P , T or concentration on the physical or chemical equilibrium both. n moles of a reactant A gives one mole of B and C . If degree of dissociation of A is independent of initial concentration of A , then n is:

If degree of dissociation of 2M CH_3 COOH is 10% then degree of dissociation of this acetic acid in 3 Molar CH_3 COONa solution will be

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Assertion :- Adding inert gas at equilibrium to dissociation of PCL_(3) at constant pressure increases the degree of dissociation. Reason :- Since degree of dissociation x alphasqrt(v)