Kp = Kc×(R×T)Δn
Be careful about the value of R. To decide which value of R to use when you convert between Kc and Kp, you can reason as follows. Kc involves molar concentrations, for which the units are mol/L; Kp involves pressures expressed in atm or Pa.
In this case we will use R=8.314 L⋅kPa/(K⋅mol)
There is 1 mol of gas on the product side of the chemical equation, and there are 3+2=5 mol of gaseous reactants, so Δn = (1 mol - 5 mol) = -4 in this case.
T = 237 + 273.15 = 510.15 K
Kc= 72.2
Kp = 72.2×(8.314×510.15)-4 = 72.2×(8.314×510.15)-4 = 72.2×(4241.38)-4 = 72.2×3.09 ×10-15 = 2.23×10-13 kPa-4
Answer: 2.23×10-13 kPa-4
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