Let the initial moles of N2O5 be 2.
The given reaction is:
2N2O5(g)⇌2N2O4(g)+O2(g)
Since N2O5 is 50% dissociated (degree of dissociation α=0.5), the moles at equilibrium are:
Moles of N2O5=2(1−0.5)=1
Moles of N2O4=2(0.5)=1
Moles of O2=0.5
Total moles at equilibrium =1+1+0.5=2.5
Given the total pressure P=2 atm, the partial pressures of the gases are:
PN2O5=2.51×2=0.8 atm
PN2O4=2.51×2=0.8 atm
PO2=2.50.5×2=0.4 atm
The equilibrium constant Kp is:
Kp=(PN2O5)2(PN2O4)2⋅PO2=(0.8)2(0.8)2×0.4=0.4
The standard free energy change ΔG∘ is given by:
ΔG∘=−RTlnKp
Using the given values:
ln(0.4)=2.303log(0.4)=2.303(log4−log10)
ln(0.4)=2.303(2log2−1)=2.303(2×0.30−1)=2.303(−0.4)=−0.9212
Now, substituting the values into the ΔG∘ equation (T=50∘C+273=323 K):
ΔG∘=−8.314×323×(−0.9212)
ΔG∘=2473.81 J mol−1
The magnitude of the standard free energy change to the nearest integer is 2474 J mol−1.
Answer: 2474