The table below shows the equilibrium % of product C in a mixture of A, B and C at atemperature of 300 °C and a pressure of 200bar. Consider A, B and C to be in thegaseous form at the tabulated temperatures and pressures.Pressure (bar)A)20010B)C)D)If the reaction of is represented by A+B==> C which obest:TemperatureX will be larger than 50X will be smaller than 50Y will be larger than 50Y will be smaller than 5020X30050Yf the following answers isIf the reaction is ENDOTHERMIC, which of the following answers is best:A) X will be larger than 50B)X will be smaller than 50C) Y will be larger than 50D) Y will be smaller than 50

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The table below shows the equilibrium % of product C in a mixture of A, B and C at a temperature of 300 °C and a pressure of 200bar. Consider A, B and C to be in the gaseous form at the tabulated temperatures and pressures. Pressure (bar) Temperature 20 300 200 10 X 50 Y If the reaction of is represented by A+B ==> C which o best: A) X will be larger than 50 B) X will be smaller than 50 C) Y will be larger than 50 D) Y will be smaller than 50 f the following answers is If the reaction is ENDOTHERMIC, which of the following answers is best: A) X will be larger than 50 B) X will be smaller than 50 C) Y will be larger than 50 D) Y will be smaller than 50

The table below shows the equilibrium % of product C in a mixture of A, B and C at a temperature of 300 °C and a pressure of 200bar. Consider A, B and C to be in the gaseous form at the tabulated temperatures and pressures. Pressure (bar) Temperature 20 300 200 10 X 50 Y If the reaction of is represented by A+B ==> C which o best: A) X will be larger than 50 B) X will be smaller than 50 C) Y will be larger than 50 D) Y will be smaller than 50 f the following answers is If the reaction is ENDOTHERMIC, which of the following answers is best: A) X will be larger than 50 B) X will be smaller than 50 C) Y will be larger than 50 D) Y will be smaller than 50

Chemistry & Chemical Reactivity

10th Edition

ISBN:9781337399074

Author:John C. Kotz, Paul M. Treichel, John Townsend, David Treichel

Publisher:John C. Kotz, Paul M. Treichel, John Townsend, David Treichel

Chapter18: Principles Of Chemical Reactivity: Entropy And Free Energy

Section: Chapter Questions

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