JEE Advanced levelOne or more correct optionsDifficulty 3 of 3ce099
For NX2OX4(g)2NOX2(g) at 298 K, Kc=5.8×10−3molL−1 and Kp=0.142 atm (use R=0.0821Latmmol−1K−1). Let Kc′ and Kp′ refer to 21NX2OX4(g)NOX2(g). Which statements are correct?
AKc′=2.9×10−3mol1/2L−1/2
BFor 2NOX2(g)NX2OX4(g), Kp=7.04atm−1
CKp′=Kc′(RT)1/2
DKc′=0.076mol1/2L−1/2
Answer: B, C, D
Halving an equation takes the square root of K: Kc′=Kc=0.0058=0.076, not Kc/2. Reversing inverts K: 1/Kp=1/0.142=7.04atm−1. For the halved reaction Δn=1−21=21, so Kp′=Kc′(RT)1/2. Statements 2, 3 and 4 are correct.