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Masteriza [31]
2 years ago
5

Consider the Gibbs energies at 25 ∘C.

Chemistry
1 answer:
zysi [14]2 years ago
8 0

Answer:

A)Δ​G​r​x​n​∘​=​55.7​k​J​/​m​o​l

B)Ksp=1.75×10^−10

C)Δ​G​r​x​n​∘​=​70.0​k​J​/​m​o​l

D)Ksp=5.45×10^−13

Explanation:

ΔGrxn∘=​Δ​G​f​,​p​r​o​d​u​c​t​s​∘​−​Δ​G​f​,​r​e​a​c​t​a​n​t​s​∘

To calculate for the

Ksp

of the dissolution reaction can be claculated

ΔGrxn∘=−RTlnKsp

where R is the proportionality constant equal to 8.3145 J/molK.

A)

Δ​G​r​x​n​∘​=​[​Δ​G​f​,​A​g​(​a​q​)​+​∘​+​Δ​G​f​,​C​l​(​a​q​)​−​∘​]​−​Δ​G​f​,

A​g​C​l​(​s​)​⇌​A​g​(​a​q​)​+​+​C​l​(​a​q​)​−

ΔG∘rxn=[77.1kJ/mol+(−131.2kJ/mol)]−(−109.8kJ/mol)

Δ​G​r​x​n​∘​=​55.7​k​J​/​m​o​l

b) Calculate the solubility-product constant of AgCI.

ΔGrxn∘=−RTlnKsp

55.7​k​J​/​m​o​l​=​−​(​8.3145​×​10​−​3​J​/​m​o​l​K​)​(​298.15​K)InKsp

Ksp=1.75×10^−10

c) Calculate

To calculate ΔG°rxn

for the dissolution of AgBr(s).

Δ​G​r​x​n​∘​=​[​Δ​G​f​,​A​g​(​a​q​)​+​∘​+​Δ​G​f​,​B​r​(​a​q​)​−​∘​]​−​Δ​G​f​,

Δ​G​r​x​n​∘​=​[​77.1​k​J​/​m​o​l​+​(​−​104.0​k​J​/​m​o​l​)​]​−​(​−96.90kj/mol

Δ​G​r​x​n​∘​=​70.0​k​J​/​m​o​l

d)To Calculate the solubility-product constant of AgBr.

ΔGrxn∘=−RTlnKsp

70.0kJ/mol=−(8.3145×10−3J/molK)(298.15K)lnKsp

70.0​k​J​/​m​o​l​=​−​(​8.3145​×​10​−​3​J​/​m​o​l​K​)​(​298.15​K

Ksp=5.45×10^−13

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