These are the questions I am having trouble with, you do not need to answer all but any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks!
1) N2(g) + 3H2(g) <-----> 2NH3(g) + energy
The reaction shown took place at 570 Kelvin in a 1.0 liter container. Thee were the concentrations at equilibrium:
[NH3]=.20mol/L
[N2]=.50mol/L
[H2]=.20mol/L
a) At equilibrium, the size of the container is increased. How will this change affect the direction of the reaction, and how will this affect the concetration of NH3(g)?
b) At the given temperacture, 20% of the NH3(g) moles present were removed from the container.
When the equilibrium re-establishes, what will be the new concentration of N2(g) and H2(g)?
2. At equilibrium, the pressure of the gases is as follows: oxygen=1.1 atm Nitrogen(IV)oxide=4.4atm
a) calculate the Kp value
b)Calculate the keq value
c) Examine the Keq value. Based on the magnitude of the Keq value, in what direction is the reaction shifted?
d) To shift the reaction opposite to your response in question C, name a specific reaction that could be taken. There is more than one possible answer.
For the record, these are only a small fraction of my entire workload so I am not just asking someone to do my homework, I really need help. thanks!