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Two moles of compound P were placed in a sealed container. The container was heated and P was partially decomposed to produce Q and R only. A dynamic equilibrium bet... show full transcript
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To determine the correct equation for the reversible reaction between compounds P, Q, and R, we need to analyze the given information about the moles present.
Analyze the Information: We started with 2 moles of P. At equilibrium, we have x moles of R. According to the problem, the total number of moles present at equilibrium is ( \frac{2 + x}{2} ).
Identify the Reaction: Since we are looking for a reaction where P decomposes into Q and R, we can infer that for every mole of R produced, Q might also be produced in a certain ratio, depending on the stoichiometry.
Evaluate Options:
Option A: P ⇌ 2Q + R
Option B: 2P ⇌ 2Q + R
Option C: 2P ⇌ Q + R
Option D: 2P ⇌ Q + 2R
Final Analysis: After examining the options, it is clear that the only equation that aligns with the description of the total moles (given as ( \frac{2 + x}{2} )) and produces the correct balance of reactions is:
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