AQA 1.10 Equilibrium Constant Kp

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[@spicybazaar5480]

Hi there! At 10:42 you use the 1:1 ratio for SO2Cl2 as well to get 1.75 as the changes in moles. why is this? because earlier in the video you said the molar ratio of products only equal each other and not the reactants. please let me know. Thanks!

[@miinziiiiiii]

At 10:42 he’s talking about equilibrium moles whereas before he was talking about partial pressure .

[@alexbesimming5835]

for the kp expression, do you put pp or just p before the element

[@cultureddinosaur342]

Either is fine but most people just put lower case p

[@Ecarg476]

pp was for the old spec so p :)

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[@harrydonna90677]

At 12:37 you got the Kpa units wrong, it's Kpa-1 not Kpa.

[@danialnasir3365]

Hi mate, no he is right as the expression is So2 x Cl2 / So2Cl2 so one kpa cancels out and your left with 1 kpa on the top , the expression goes as kpa x kpa / kpa one of them cancels out to leave you with kpa

[@Ecarg476]

Nah he's right

[@aasthapathak9691]

@10:35 when you said 'using the equation they all react in a 1:1 ratio so the changes will be the same' which equation are you referring to?

[@Cars.r.us2023]

Literally just the chemical reaction he’s been talking about for the prior 2 mins no mathematics really