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MrRissso [65]
3 years ago
11

Consider the reaction.

Physics
1 answer:
BaLLatris [955]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

Explanation:

Consider the reaction.A(g)↽−−⇀Z(g)A

A

(

g

)

↽

−

−

⇀

Z

(

g

)

The equilibrium constant,

K

, expresses the relationship between the concentrations of the species at equilibrium.

(g)

The energy of A-A bond in A is 98 kJ/mol. The energy of Z-Z bond in Z is 165 kJ/mol. Which statement about the reaction is correct?

1) The activation energy for the forward reaction, Reaction ↽−+X(g)AX(g), is smaller than the activation energy for the reverse reaction, Reaction ⇀+AX(g)↽−.

2) The amount of energy released when A and Z combine to form AX will be greater than the total energy needed to break both A-A and Z-Z bonds (above).

3) The amount of energy released when A and Z combine to form AX will be less than the total energy needed to break both A-A and Z-Z bonds.

4) The activation energy for the forward reaction, Reaction ↽−+X(g)AX(g), is greater than the activation energy for the reverse reaction, Reaction ⇀+AX(g)↽−.

5) The energy of A-A bond in A is greater than the energy of Z-Z bond in Z.

1) The activation energy for the forward reaction, Reaction ↽−+X(g)AX(g), is smaller than the activation energy for the reverse reaction, Reaction ⇀+AX(g)↽−.

It is correct that the activation energy for Reaction ↽−+X(g)AX(g) is smaller than that for Reaction ⇀+AX(g)↽−, because AX is less stable than A or Z, so it takes less energy to break the weaker bond in AX.

2) The amount of energy released when A and Z combine to form AX will be greater than the total energy needed to break both A-A and Z-Z bonds (above).

3) The amount of energy released when A and Z combine to form AX will be less than the total energy needed to break both A-A and Z-Z bonds.

Option (2) is incorrect because, though the formation of AX requires energy, which is not needed for the formation of A or Z; however, the total energy required to break both A-A and Z-Z bonds (above) is more than the amount released when A and Z combine to form AX.

Option (3) is incorrect because the amount of energy released when A and Z combine to form AX will be greater than the total energy needed to break both A-A and Z-Z bonds (above).

4) The activation energy for the forward reaction, Reaction ↽−+X(g)AX(g), is greater than the activation energy for the reverse reaction, Reaction ⇀+AX(g)↽−.

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