Chemical Principles
Chemical Principles
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ISBN: 9781305581982
Author: Steven S. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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Chapter 6, Problem 37E

a)

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:Whether system of 1.0 L flask with 1.0 mol HOCl , 0.10 mol Cl2O and 0.10 mol H2O is at equilibrium or not should be determined. Also, shift in system direction if it is not at equilibrium should be determined.

Concept introduction:Chemical equilibrium is taken into consideration if rate of forward and backward reactions become equal. At this stage, reactants and products have constant concentration. Equilibrium constant is denoted by K .

Reaction quotient is determined with help of initial concentrations of reactants and products. It is denoted by Q . If system is not in equilibrium, direction of shift is determined by comparison of Q and K . Below mentioned are three cases to determine shift of reaction direction.

1. If Q and K are equal, equilibrium is attained and no shift in direction is observed.

2. If Q is greater than K , shift in left direction is observed. This results in more consumption of products and formation of reactants.

3. If Q is lessthan K , shift in right direction is observed. This results in more consumption of reactants and formation of products.

a)

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Given Information: Value of [HOCl] is 1.0 M .

Value of [Cl2O] is 0.10 M .

Value of [H2O] is 0.10 M .

Concentration of HOCl is calculated as follows:

  [HOCl]=1.0 mol1.0 L=1.0 M

Concentration of Cl2O is calculated as follows:

  [Cl2O]=0.10 mol1.0 L=0.10 M

Concentration of H2O is calculated as follows:

  [H2O]=0.10 mol1.0 L=0.10 M

Given chemical reaction is as follows:

  H2O(g)+Cl2O(g)2HOCl(g)

Expression for Q is as follows:

  Q=[HOCl]2[Cl2O][H2O]

Where,

  • Q isreaction quotient.
  • [HOCl] is concentration of HOCl .
  • [Cl2O] is concentration of Cl2O .
  • [H2O] is concentration of H2O .

Value of [HOCl] is 1.0 M .

Value of [Cl2O] is 0.10 M .

Value of [H2O] is 0.10 M .

Substitute the values in above equation.

  Q= [ HOCl]2[ Cl 2O][ H 2O]= ( 1.0 M )2( 0.10 M)( 0.10 M)=100

But value of K is 0.0900. Since value of Q is very much greater than that of K , shift in left direction is observed. This means consumption of products will be more that leads to more formation of reactants and no equilibrium is attained.

b)

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation: Whether system of 2.0 L flask with 0.084 mol HOCl , 0.080 mol Cl2O and 0.98 mol H2O is at equilibrium or not should be determined. Also, shift in system direction if it is not at equilibrium should be determined.

Concept introduction:Chemical equilibrium is taken into consideration if rate of forward and backward reactions become equal. At this stage, reactants and products have constant concentration. Equilibrium constant is denoted by K .

Reaction quotient is determined with help of initial concentrations of reactants and products. It is denoted by Q . If system is not in equilibrium, direction of shift is determined by comparison of Q and K . Below mentioned are three cases to determine shift of reaction direction.

1. If Q and K are equal, equilibrium is attained and no shift in direction is observed.

2. If Q is greater than K , shift in left direction is observed. This results in more consumption of products and formation of reactants.

3. If Q is less than K , shift in right direction is observed. This results in more consumption of reactants and formation of products.

b)

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Given Information: Value of [HOCl] is 0.042 M .

Value of [Cl2O] is 0.040 M .

Value of [H2O] is 0.49 M .

Concentration of HOCl is calculated as follows:

  [HOCl]=0.084 mol2.0 L=0.042 M

Concentration of Cl2O is calculated as follows:

  [Cl2O]=0.080 mol2.0 L=0.040 M

Concentration of H2O is calculated as follows:

  [H2O]=0.98 mol2.0 L=0.49 M

Given chemical reaction is as follows:

  H2O(g)+Cl2O(g)2HOCl(g)

Expression for Q is as follows:

  Q=[HOCl]2[Cl2O][H2O]

Where,

  • Q is reaction quotient.
  • [HOCl] is concentration of HOCl .
  • [Cl2O] is concentration of Cl2O .
  • [H2O] is concentration of H2O .

Value of [HOCl] is 0.042 M .

Value of [Cl2O] is 0.040 M .

Value of [H2O] is 0.49 M .

Substitute the values in above equation.

  Q= [ HOCl]2[ Cl 2O][ H 2O]= ( 0.042 M )2( 0.040 M)( 0.49 M)=0.09

But value of K is 0.0900. Since value of Q is equal to that of K , equilibrium is achieved and no shift in any direction is observed.

c)

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation: Whether system of 3.0 L flask with 0.25 mol HOCl , 0.0010 mol Cl2O and 0.56 mol H2O is at equilibrium or not should be determined. Also, shift in system direction if it is not at equilibrium should be determined.

Concept introduction:Chemical equilibrium is taken into consideration if rate of forward and backward reactions become equal. At this stage, reactants and products have constant concentration. Equilibrium constant is denoted by K .

Reaction quotient is determined with help of initial concentrations of reactants and products. It is denoted by Q . If system is not in equilibrium, direction of shift is determined by comparison of Q and K . Below mentioned are three cases to determine shift of reaction direction.

1. If Q and K are equal, equilibrium is attained and no shift in direction is observed.

2. If Q is greater than K , shift in left direction is observed. This results in more consumption of products and formation of reactants.

3. If Q is less than K , shift in right direction is observed. This results in more consumption of reactants and formation of products.

c)

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Given Information: Value of [HOCl] is 0.083 M .

Value of [Cl2O] is 0.00033 M .

Value of [H2O] is 0.1867 M .

Concentration of HOCl is calculated as follows:

  [HOCl]=0.25 mol3.0 L=0.083 M

Concentration of Cl2O is calculated as follows:

  [Cl2O]=0.0010 mol3.0 L=0.00033 M

Concentration of H2O is calculated as follows:

  [H2O]=0.56 mol3.0 L=0.1867 M

Given chemical reaction is as follows:

  H2O(g)+Cl2O(g)2HOCl(g)

Expression for Q is as follows:

  Q=[HOCl]2[Cl2O][H2O]

Where,

  • Q is reaction quotient.
  • [HOCl] is concentration of HOCl .
  • [Cl2O] is concentration of Cl2O .
  • [H2O] is concentration of H2O .

Value of [HOCl] is 0.083 M .

Value of [Cl2O] is 0.00033 M .

Value of [H2O] is 0.1867 M .

Substitute the values in above equation.

  Q= [ HOCl]2[ Cl 2O][ H 2O]= ( 0.083 M )2( 0.00033 M)( 0.1867 M)=111.82

But value of K is 0.0900. Since value of Q is very much greater than that of K , shift in left direction is observed. This means consumption of products will be more that leads to more formation of reactants and no equilibrium is attained.

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