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Explanation / Answer

SO2Cl2(g) = SO2(g) + Cl2(g)

let x = initial pressure of SO2Cl2

I: x 0 0
C: -0.17x +0.17x +0.17x
E: x-0.17x +0.17x +0.17x

Pressure Total @ Equilibrium = x-0.17x+0.17x+0.17x
0.48 atm = x+0.17x
0.48 atm = 1.17x
x = 0.48/1.17 = 0.410atm

Now, plug in x to find the partial pressures of the gases @ equilibrium:

P(SO2Cl2) = 0.410-0.17(0.410) = 0.410-0.0697 = 0.340atm
P(SO2) = 0.17(0.410) = 0.0697atm
P(Cl2) = 0.17(0.410) = 0.0697atm

Now solve for Kp:

Kp = (0.0697)^2/(0.340) = 1.43x10^-2

Note: keep in mind that in this problem you can consider moles of SO2Cl2 gas equals pressure of SO2Cl2 gas by the relationship of the mole fraction: npartial/ntotal = Ppartial/Ptotal

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