2.6.3 · HinglishEquilibrium

Relationship Kp = Kc(RT)^Δn

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2.6.3 · Chemistry › Equilibrium


HUM KYA RELATE KAR RAHE HAIN?


Figure — Relationship Kp = Kc(RT)^Δn

ISKA USE KAISE KAREIN (units aur R ki value)

ke teen cases:

Relationship Matlab
dono sides gas ke equal moles
(agar ) zyada gas moles produce hote hain
gas moles consume hote hain

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What is the relationship between Kp and Kc?
mein define karo
Gaseous products ke moles minus gaseous reactants ke moles (products − reactants).
derive karne mein kaun sa gas law use hota hai?
Ideal gas law, ke zariye.
kab hota hai?
Jab (dono sides equal gas moles), kyunki .
ke liye kya hai?
.
mein kaun si species count hoti hain?
Sirf gaseous species; solids aur liquids exclude hote hain.
Temperature ki unit kya honi chahiye?
Kelvin.
atm aur mol/L ke liye R ki value?
.
Agar aur , to , se bada hai ya chota?
Bada ().
ko concentration ke terms mein derive karo.
.

Recall Feynman: ek 12-saal ke bache ko samjhao

Socho ek reaction ek box ke andar ho rahi hai jo gases se bhari hai. Tum describe kar sakte ho ki har gas "kitni bheedi" hai do tarike se: ya to har litre mein kitne molecules hain (concentration), ya wo walls par kitna zor lagate hain (pressure). Ideal gas law kehta hai dono same cheez hain, bas se scale hoti hai: push = crowd × . To equilibrium constant likhne ke do tarike sirf kuch 's se different hain. Kitne 's? Bilkul arrow ke right aur left side ke gas molecules ke number ka fark. Agar dono sides mein gas molecules ki same number hai, to 's cancel ho jaate hain aur dono constants equal hote hain!


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contains

gives

used in

rewritten via

groups into

leaves RT power

forms

exponent of

needs

sign determines

when Delta n = 0

Ideal gas law pXV = nXRT

Concentration = nX over V

pX = X times RT

Kc from concentrations

Kp from partial pressures

Substitute pX into Kp

Delta n = product gas moles - reactant gas moles

Kp = Kc RT^Delta n

R matches pressure units

Compare Kp and Kc