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Questions regarding the equilibrium constant of gasification reactions

2020-07-19View Original

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This post was last edited by chenzx on 2020-7-19 22:52. Why are the equilibrium constants calculated using the equilibrium constant equation so large? Has anyone actually performed such calculations? For example, in the first equation shown in the diagram, when T=1000K, the calculated value is lgKr=-72358, which is clearly incorrect. For the second equation, the calculated value at 1000K is lgKr=88692, and this too is far from the actual value. I would be very grateful if someone could explain what the reason for this is. Thank you very much!
Reply #22020-07-20
This post was last edited by Dariga on 2020-7-20 07:02. Is there a problem with the formula? Check elsewhere.
Reply #32020-07-20
This post was last edited by chenzx on 2020-7-20 at 14:13. It’s written the same way in other books as well.
Reply #42020-07-21
Some people have also asked this question online, but no one has given a clear answer. https://www.yulucn.com/question/4556582426

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