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iTeachChem4mo ago
Neko

A question in Chemical Equillibrium

In this question is the answer D because because the slopes of the curves representing Cl2 and PCl3 should be same I know the answer is D but dont know the reason
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hardcoreisdead
hardcoreisdead4mo ago
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TeXit
TeXit4mo ago
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hardcoreisdead
hardcoreisdead4mo ago
shouldnt it be B ?? after eqbm is achieved pcl3 and cl2 conc should be same
Ace007
Ace0074mo ago
the 2 reactants in B are changing conc with different rates which cant be the case here
hardcoreisdead
hardcoreisdead4mo ago
hmm thats true too. but there still exists equal conc part
iTeachChem
iTeachChem4mo ago
what :O why?? the rate has to be same not conc. These are conc vs time graphs, so slope needs to be zero :D ie no change wrt time which is eq
waste of space
waste of space4mo ago
in b pcl3 is dec and cl2 is inc, which cant be possible since both of them are on product side with the kc<2 condition we can eliminate a between c and d, since all the reactants and products have stoi coeff 1, in c the initial conc of cl2 is less than the final conc of pcl5 which is not possible since for every 1 mol of cl2 1 mol of pcl5 will be formed so c is wrong so that leaves us with d
Neko
NekoOP4mo ago
Thanks for the explanation sir +solved @iTeachChem
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