Answer to Question #288734 in General Chemistry for tepay

Question #288734

For the reaction attached below. What are the values of the equilibrium constants (Kp and Kc) if the pressure of CO2 is 0.384 atm at 500 degrees Celsius?

Expert's answer

"Kp = Kc (RT)\u0394n"

PV = nRT

0.384× v= 8.314× 773.15

V = 16739.5

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