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Answers to inorganic chemistry in college
Solution: (1) According to the gas state equation PV=nRT, we can get:

N = PV/RT = 26.3× 0.50/[8.3/kloc-0 /× 318] = 0.00498 mol.

Assume that the amount of NO2 at equilibrium is 2xmol;; The amount of N2O4 is 0.0030-xmol.

The total mass at equilibrium is 0.00498=(0.0030-x+2x).

X = 0.00 198 mol.

The decomposition rate of N2O4 at 45℃ is x/0.0030=0.66.

The standard equilibrium constant k = (2x/0.5) ∧ 2/[(0.0030-x)/0.5] = 0.123.

(2) and (3) We need to check the standard enthalpy change and standard entropy of 25 degrees to get the result.