How To Calculate Kp From Kc - Chemical Equilibrium

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What happens if say one of the reactants or products is not in a gaseous state?

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You don't include them in your formula. Just ignore them.

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Ignore them since their densities are too “heavy” therefore it’s hard for them to change

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What happened to the units of r?

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How did you know the R value if it wasn’t given in the initial problem?

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I think it's a constant value..
Like how gravity is 10..
So Just learn it

[@lalaloopyloop8288]

Because the gas constant is always the same no matter what. Kp/Kc have the pressure units given in the gas constant, you use the gas constant that correlates with which one is in the Kp/Kc given value.

[@TNG205]

Mr Tutor, kindly make a video to derive the relationship because when I try to derive , I get delta n = reactants - products . Not products - reactants.

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how do you get the Kp if you are not given Kc?

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You don't.. It is only derived otherwise through experiments. Hope I'm not a little late 😅

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[@milesmcgowen203]

What are you supposed to do if the sum of moles gives you 0. Feel like raising the equation to the 0 power and getting 1 doesn't make sense

[@spacix4118]

That means the kc and kp are equal

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Where did you get R from?

[@spacix4118]

It’s just the gas constant for atm

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Can I use R as 9.314J/mol/k

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what if there is no temperature given?

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I believe that in that case you can assume it’s at standard states. So room temp.

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@@emikolea7463
Is it room temperature..being 273???

[@emikolea7463]

@@lilianosuagwu8497 273 + 25 Celsius gives you the room temp in kelvin which is 298.

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Do Kc and Kp have units?

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No

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Kc has a unit which can be derived

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How did u get R value? Does the exercise tells us?

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R IS THE UNIVERSAL GAS CONSTANT. It is derived experimentally. You have to memorise it. You can look it up on the internet for value and it's unit.

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What if one of them is solid or liquid? Should we include it in the delta computation?

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Sir am confused why are you using 0.08206 but not 8.314?

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the value of r when units of pressure in atm and volume in litre is 0.0821..just remember it...8.314 is when pressure is in pascal and volume in m³

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Does Kp have no unit?

[@0.avia11]

Yes

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Bro what if both kc and kp aren’t given?

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KO=KC

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Why ist R not 8.3? And what is l*qtm? I'm from Germany. Maybe in german it has an other name but I also couldn't find the nummber

[@abigailalemayehu5187]

Because he used L.atm/mol.K as a unit not J/mol.K
R is taken as 8.314 if kp is given in N/m²

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the given kc and kp values don't have a unit

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It is water vapour

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Homogeneous reaction

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