[smennyjith]

SO₂ + NO₂ <-- -->(equilibrium) SO₂ + NO  (all are gasses)
if at equilibrium, how many moles of SO₂  would have to be added to increase SO₃  to 2.8 mol/L
Original equilibrium concentrations are  0.7, 2.5, 5.2, 6.4 respectively.  All i really need to know is how to go about doing this question

[Borek]

Calculate equilibrium constant first.

[AWK]

Of course, reaction should be:
SO2 + NO2 <-- -->(equilibrium) SO3 + NO  (all are gasses)

[Borek]

Yeah, it could be my mistake, I was correcting formatting of the post and have some nasty accident invlolving coffe, milk, keyboard and pajama

[Albert]

if at equilibrium, how many moles of SO2  would have to be added to increase SO3  to 2.8 mol/L
Original equilibrium concentrations are  0.7, 2.5, 5.2, 6.4 respectively.

 

What is the initial concentration of SO₃?

[Donaldson Tan]

Use the initial concentrations to find the value of the equilibrium constant

Next, use the ICE Method to find the amount of SO₂ needed.

[Albert]

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