Nitrogen reacts with chlorine to produce nitrogen trichloride. At equilibrium, the concentrations of each gas are as follows: 0.15 mol of nitrogen, 0.25 mol of chlorine, and 0.52 mol of nitrogen trichloride. Write the balanced equation for the reaction and calculate the equilibrium constant.

The answer to your question is K = 115.37

Explanation:

Data

Nitrogen = N₂                          [N₂] = 0.15

Chlorine = Cl₂                          [Cl₂] = 0.25

Nitrogen trichloride = NCl₃     [NCl₃] = 0.52

Balanced chemical equation

                     N₂  +  3Cl₂  ⇒  2NCl₃

              Reactants     Elements      Products

                     2                   N                   2

                     6                   Cl                  6

- Equilibrium constant

      K =

-Substitution

      K =

- Simplification

      K =

- Result

       K = 115.37

m=9

step-by-step explanation:

it forms an anion that has a larger radius. anions have a negative charge and are larger than the original atom.