Gaseous PCl5 decomposes according to the reactionPCl₅(g) ⇄ PCl₃(g) + Cl₂(g) In one experiment, 0.15 mol of PCl₅(g) was introduced into a 2.0-L container. Construct the reaction table for this process.

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The required reaction table for the given reaction is:

{PCl}_5PCl ⇄ 5{PCl}_3PCl 3+ \{Cl}_2+Cl 2

​I 0.075 \ \{M}0.075 M  00 00

C -x−x  +x+x +x+x

E 0.075 \ \{M} - x0.075 M−x  xx xx

What is equilibrium concentration?

When the products and reactants do not alter over time, we say that a chemical is in equilibrium concentration. In other words, a chemical reaction enters a state of equilibrium or equilibrium concentration when the rate of forward reaction equals the rate of backward reaction.

STEP 1

PCl 5(g)⇌PCl 3(g)+Cl 2 (g)

STEP 2

solve for the molarity of our reactant \text{PCl}_5PCl 5

​[\{PCl}_5]=\dfrac{0.15 \ \{mol}}{2.0 \ \{L}}=0.075 \ \t{M}[PCl 5 ]= 2.0 L

0.15 mol =0.075 M

In constructing our table, we must show the initial, change, and equilibrium concentration of each reaction component.

{PCl}_5PCl ⇄ 5{PCl}_3PCl 3+ \{Cl}_2+Cl 2

​I 0.075 \ \{M}0.075 M  00 00

C -x−x  +x+x +x+x

E 0.075 \ \{M} - x0.075 M−x  xx xx

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