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The following reaction can be used to make H2for the synthesis of ammonia from the greenhouse gases carbon dioxide and methane:

CH4(g)+CO2(g)2CO(g)+2H2(g)

(a) What is the percent yield of H2 when an equimolar mixture of CH4and CO2with a total pressure of 20.0 atm reaches equilibrium at 1200. K, at which Kp=3.548106?

(b) What is the percent yield of H2for this system at 1300. K, at which Kp=2.626107?

(c) Use the van鈥檛 Hoff equation to find Hrxn0 .

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(a) The percent yield ofH2 is 98.0%.

(b) The percent yield ofH2 is 99.2% at 1300 K.

(c) The standard heat Of reactionHrxn0 is 2.60105J/mol.

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(a) Percent yield of H2

The equimolar mixture ofCH4andCO2has a total pressure of 20.0 atm. It gives initial pressure of both reactants asPCH4=10.0atmand PCO2=10.0atm.

Set up a reaction for the equilibrium:

Write the expression for the equilibrium constant Kp. Substitute Kp=3.58106and solve the expression to obtain the value of x:

localid="1654938155572" Kp=P2P2H2PCH4PCO23.58106=(2x)2(2x)2(10.0-x)(10.0-x)(3.58106)1/2=(2x)2(10.0-x)1.884103=(2x)2(10.0-x)

Solve the expression to obtain quadratic equation:

4x2+1.884103x-1.884104=0

Solve the quadratic equation:

x=-1.8841031.8841032-4(4)(-1.884104)+24=9.796

Calculate PH2, the partial pressure ofH2:

PH2=2x=29.796=19.59atm

If the reaction proceeds to completion, the number of moles of H2formed would be double the number of moles of the CH4or CO2. Since pressure of a gas is directly proportional to its number of moles, the partial pressure of H2would be double the initial pressure of CH4or CO2as localid="1654941251931" PH2=20.0atm. Determine the percent yield of H2

Percentyield=19.59atm20.0atm100=98.0%

Thus, the percent yield of is 98.0%.

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(b) Percent yield of H2 for this system at 1300 K

SubstituteKp=2.626107and solve the expression to obtain the value of x:

role="math" localid="1654939776209" Kp=P2PH22PCH4PCO22.626107=(2x)2(2x)2(10.0-x)(10.0-x)(2.626107)12=(2x)2(10.0-x)5.124103=(2x)2(10.0-x)

Solve the expression to obtain quadratic equation:

4x2+5.124103x-5.124104=0

Solve the quadratic equation:

x=-5.124103(5.124103)2-4(4)(-5.124104)+24=9.992

Calculate PH2,the partial pressure of H2

PH2=2x=29.92=19.84

If the reaction proceeds to completion, the number of moles of H2formed would be double the number of moles of the CH4orCO2 . Since pressure of a gas is directly proportional to its number of moles, the partial pressure of H2would be double the initial pressure of CH4or CO2asPH2=20.0atm . Determine the percent yield ofH2.

Percentyield=19.84atm20.0atm100=99.2%

Thus, the percent yield H2of is 99.2%.

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Step 3: (c) Use the Van’t Hoff equation to find ∆Hrxn0

Write Van鈥檛 Hoff equation for the equilibrium constant K2at temperature T2and equilibrium constant K1at temperatureT1:

role="math" localid="1654940789466" InK2K1=Hrxn0R1T2-1T1

Where R is the gas constant and Hrxn0 is the standard heat of reaction.

Substitute K1=2.626107,K2=3.548106,T1=1300K,T2=1200KandR=0.0821L.atm/mol.K.Determine the standard heat of reaction Hrxn0:

role="math" localid="1654941146247" In3.5481062.626107=-Hrxn08.314J/mol.K11200K-11300KHrxn0=2.60105J/mol

Thus, the standard heat Of reaction Hrxn0is 2.60105J/mol.

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