When I 2 dissociates to its atomic form the following reaction occurs. I 2( g ) 2I ( g )…
Chemistry · Class 11 · CBSE — Thermodynamics
When I2 dissociates to its atomic form the following reaction occurs.
I2(g)
2I(g) ; Df H° = + 150 kJ
The reaction is favoured at
I2(g)
2I(g) ; Df H° = + 150 kJ The reaction is favoured at
- low temperature
- high temperature
- no change with temperature
- high pressure.
Answer
(B) high temperature
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