QuestionDetails:

iii) For an endothermic reaction, what can you say abouttheequilibrium constant K1 measured at a low temperature T1withrespect to K2 measured at a high temperature T2?

___ K1 < K2 _ K1 = K2 _ K1 > K2

iv) Typically, activity for a solvent is â¦

_ pressure (P) _ concentration (c) _ molefraction(x)

i) As you heat water on the stove, bubbles start to form in thepanbelow the boiling temperature because gas comes out ofsolution.You can conclude that the enthalpy of dissolution of thegas isexothermic. - is it exothermic or endo????

v) Points A and B are separated by the very thin interfacebetweenthe air and liquid.

What can you say about the pressures at points A and B?

_ PA < PB _ PA = PB ___ PA > PB

thanks bluel ibra

Question

QuestionDetails:

iii) For an endothermic reaction, what can you say abouttheequilibrium constant K1 measured at a low temperature T1withrespect to K2 measured at a high temperature T2?

_____ K1 < K2 _____ K1 = K2 _____ K1 > K2

iv) Typically, activity for a solvent is â¦

_____ pressure (P) _____ concentration (c) _____ molefraction(x)

i) As you heat water on the stove, bubbles start to form in thepanbelow the boiling temperature because gas comes out ofsolution.You can conclude that the enthalpy of dissolution of thegas isexothermic. - is it exothermic or endo????

v) Points A and B are separated by the very thin interfacebetweenthe air and liquid.

What can you say about the pressures at points A and B?

_____ PA < PB _____ PA = PB _____ PA > PB

thanks bluel ibra

Related textbook solutions

Physics: Principles with Applications

Weekly leaderboard