H2(g) + I2(g) <-> 2HI(g)
Kp= 0.456 at 398K
Assume that initially there are n moles of HI in a varaible volume priston and no moles of H2 and I2 are present.
a) Find the partial pressures of HI, HI2, and I2 when the piston is set to give 1.00 bar total pressure.
b) Find ΔrGo
1.00 bar = P HI + P I₂ + P H₂
Reaction:________ 2HI ______ ⇌ H₂____+___I₂
Initial pressure____1.00atm_____0 atm______0 atm
Change__________-2x_________+x________...
Final pressure____1.00 - 2x_____x_________x
Using Kp and the final pressures we obtain:
Kp = P_I₂ * P_H₂ / (P_HI) ^2
0.456 = x * x / (1.0 - 2x) ^2
0.456 = x^2 / (1.0 - 2x) ^2
0.675 = x/1.0-2x
x= 0.287
Now the partial pressures of
HI =1.0-2x = 1.0-2*0.287 = 0.426 bar,
HI2, = I2 = 0.287 bar,
b) Find ΔrGo
ΔrGo = –RT ln(Kp)
ΔrGo = –RT ln(Kp)
Here Kp= 0.456 at 398K and R = 8.3145 J / K-mol
ΔrGo = –8.3145 J / K-mol * 398 K ln(0.456)
ΔrGo= 2598.6 J / mol or 2.6 KJ /mol
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