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Law of mass action

Cm guldberg and pwage 1864


Rate at which a reaction proceeds is directly proportional to the product of active masses of reactants.

Active mass

The term active mass represents the concentration in mole per dm3 of reactants and products in a dilute solution.

Direction of reaction

1.ratio less then kc ,more product required


2.ratio greater then kc, reverse reaction occurs


3.ratio equal to kc,reaction is at equilibrium

Position of kc

1. If kc is large,position of equilibrium lies on the right


2. If small then lies on left


# for reversable reaction

Le chateliers principle

If stress is applied to a system at equilibrium the system acts in such a way so as to nullify as far as possible the effect of that stress

Points of le ch. Principle

1. Effect of change in concentration


2. Change in pressure or volume


3. Quantitative effect of volume on equilibrium position.


4. Change in temprature.


5. Catalyst on equilibrium constant

Change in conc.

Bicl3 + H2O >> BiOCl + H2O

Change in P or V

2SO2 + O2 >> 2SO3

Quantitative effect of V on equilibrium position


1. 2SO2 + O2 >> 2SO3


2. PCl5 >> PCl + Cl2

Change in temperature

1. CO + H2O >> CO2 + H2


♡H= -41.84 KJ/mol


2. KI(s) >> KI(aq)


♡H= 21.4 KJ/mol


3. LiCL and Li2CO3

Habers process

German chemist F.haber in 1933


N2 + 3H2 >> 2NH3 ♡H= -92.46 KJ


1. Continual withdrawal of ammonia after equal intervals.


2. Increase P and decrease V


3. Decrease T will shiftcit to forward direction.

Conditions of habber process

200 and 300 atm at about 400c (673K)


Catalyst is Fe crystals embeddedin a fused mixture of (MgO,Al2O3,SiO2) >> activators


Equilibrium mixture has - % by volume of ammonia

33%

Boiling point of ammonia

-33.4 degree C

Some values

>>Nearly 13% of all N fixation on earth is accomplished industrially


>>This process synthesizes 110 million tons of ammonia in the world


>>About 80% is used in fertilizers


Contact process

## 2SO2 + O2 >> 2SO3 ♡H= -194KJ/mol


## For manufacture of H2SO4 (king of chemicals)


## SO2 into SO3 then dissolve in H2SO4 to get oleum which is diluted to get H2SO4


SO3 + H2SO4 >> H2S2O7 (pyrosulphuric acid)


## H2S2O7 + H2O >> H2SO4-100%

Conditions for contact process

For time mixture of SO2 and O2 at 1atm is passed over solid catalyst at 650 degree celcius.


400-500 c


V2O5 and finely divided platinum