Question

Experiment: Equilibrium and LeChatelier's principle 1. Read and familiarize yourself with the lab. Writing a "recipe" to follow might be a good way to do this. You'll finish lab faster as well. Do not go overboard with this recipe business, it is just a way to remember what you read and digest it better than usual. 2. Read and familiarize yourself with the equilibrium Chapter of your textbook. For prelab, hand in this sheet with the answer to what's below: Chloromethane forms by the reaction CH ) + C ) CHCK) + HCI) a) Write the equilibrium constant expression for this reaction b) AL 1500 KK 1610 in the reaction mixture, P 0.13 atm. 0035 atm. Piec 24 am, and on 0.47 atm Calculate compare it to K and explain if CH CI or CHe is forming? As always, show all work for credit. 3. In all our experiments, we require you to predict the results for each section. For this lab, make notes in the margins about the predicted answers. I may look at these as the lab starts and grade your effort. Predicting what will happen before and seeing if you are right or wrong in lab is a great way to learn and reinforce what you're doing. Being correct in your predictions is not of paramount importance trying is as well as learning from your predictions. As you do the lab, you want to think about, for each of the Parts , ll and III. how does the change you are making like adding Off or increasing the temperature, affect the equilibrium?

Answer 1

Chuo+ch (9) Z CH₂Cl (g) + Hello) keq. (equilibrium Constant) = Concentration of product Concentration of Reactant = [ cl] [he] [cho] [el] Kp = 1.6 x 104 Ф = Реца на Peru Pch •13 X.035 s.24 x:97-24:19

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