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At , the equilibrium constant is for the reaction : The equilibrium constant for the reaction is . The value of is . (Nearest Integer)
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Let the given reaction be with equilibrium constant
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We need the equilibrium constant for: Call this constant .
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Observe how the target reaction is related to the given reaction.
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First, reverse the given reaction: For reversal,
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Now divide the entire reversed reaction by : This is exactly the required reaction.
When coefficients are multiplied by , the equilibrium constant becomes the square root:
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Calculate : Using , Now, So,
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Given that we get Nearest integer:
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