Equilibrium constant for the reaction?
Given the thermodynamic data in the table below, calculate the equilibrium constant for the reaction:
2 SO2 (g) + O2 (g) 2 SO3 (g)
Substance deltaHf° (kJ/mol) delta° (J/mol · K)
SO2 (g) -297 249
O2 (g) 0 205
SO3 (g) -395 256
1 comment April 28th, 2009
Why does increasing the temperature change the equilibruim constant?
Why don’t:
-adding more of a reactant, (or product?)
-increasing pressure, (more generally, changing the pressure?)
-adding a catalyst
change the equilibrium constant?
(If this info is wrong or something, then please correct me). 
2 comments April 27th, 2009
when the equilibrium constant expression is written for the reation N2+3F2 2NF3 What is the exponent of the concentration of Flourine, F2?
1 comment April 27th, 2009
An analysis of a series of repeated measurement produced an equilibrium constant of 4.76 with a standard deviation 0f 0.41. Explicity state the analytical interpretation of this standard deviation with respect to the measured equilibrium constant.
1 comment April 27th, 2009
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