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Unidades de la constante de equilibrio

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Unidades de la constante de equilibrio
 

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Unidades de la constante de equilibrio

by Katherine Vaca
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1. ¿Cuál es una diferencia principal entre Kº y las constantes Kₚ y K꜀?

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¿Qué unidades típicamente tiene la constante K꜀?

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¿Qué define el valor de Δn en las expresiones de Kₚ y K꜀?

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¿Qué recomienda la IUPAC respecto al uso de constantes de equilibrio?

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¿Qué provoca que Kₚ y Kº no coincidan numéricamente?

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En el equilibrio CO(g) + 2H₂(g) ⇌ CH₃OH(g), ¿cuál es el exponente de las unidades de Kₚ?

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¿Qué implica la expresión Kº = e^(–ΔGº/RT)?

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¿Cuál es un argumento erróneo usado para justificar que Kₚ sea adimensional?

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¿Por qué puede diferir el valor de K꜀ de Kº en disoluciones?

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¿Qué representa la expresión K꜀ = [productos]/[reactivos]?

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¿Qué magnitud es adimensional por definición?

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¿Qué sucede si se calcula Kₚ en Pa y no en bar?

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