The given equilibrium reaction is:
X2Y4(g)⇌2XY2(g)
Initial moles: 1
Degree of dissociation, α=0.75
Moles of X2Y4 at equilibrium =1−α=1−0.75=0.25
Moles of XY2 at equilibrium =2α=2×0.75=1.5
Total moles at equilibrium =0.25+1.5=1.75
Given total pressure, P=1 atm.
Partial pressure of X2Y4, PX2Y4=1.750.25×1=71 atm
Partial pressure of XY2, PXY2=1.751.5×1=76 atm
The equilibrium constant Kp is given by:
Kp=PX2Y4(PXY2)2=71(76)2=736
The standard Gibbs free energy change is:
ΔrG⊖=−RTlnKp=−2.3RTlogKp
Calculating logKp:
log(736)=log36−log7=log(22×32)−log7
log(736)=2log2+2log3−log7
log(736)=2(0.3)+2(0.48)−0.84=0.6+0.96−0.84=0.72
Substituting the values into the ΔrG⊖ equation:
ΔrG⊖=−2.3×8.3×600×0.72
ΔrG⊖=−8246.88 J mol−1=−8.24688 kJ mol−1
The magnitude of ΔrG⊖ is 8.24688 kJ mol−1.
Rounding to the nearest integer, we get 8.
Answer: 8