The rate of a gaseous reaction is given by the expression k[A][B]. If the volume of the reaction vessel is suddenly reduced to 1/4 th of the initial volume, the reaction rate relating to original rate will be:
a. 1/10
b. 1/8
c. 8
d. 16
AS rate =K[A][B] where [A] = conc of A
[B] = conc. of B
conc. = no of moles / volume
therefore we decrease the volume of vessel to1/4 th intial volume .the conc of A and B both will increase by 4 times { conc is inversely propotional to volume } .
so final conc of A will become = 4[A]
final conc of B will become = 4[B]
final rate of rxn = k{4[A]*4[B] }
= 16k[A][B]
= 16 {intial rate of rxn}
so te correct option is D
[B] = conc. of B
conc. = no of moles / volume
therefore we decrease the volume of vessel to1/4 th intial volume .the conc of A and B both will increase by 4 times { conc is inversely propotional to volume } .
so final conc of A will become = 4[A]
final conc of B will become = 4[B]
final rate of rxn = k{4[A]*4[B] }
= 16k[A][B]
= 16 {intial rate of rxn}
so te correct option is D