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why conc. of solids is taken unity in solving problems of chemical equilibrium? don't copy the answer from any book & explain it.
    
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Hey ashish its too simple, Concentration of any solid, liquid or gas depends over its density and its molecular mass solids & pure liquids have these relation a constant so we do not consider them in our reactions rather we take their concentrations as unity.
 
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if a reaction as such : X(s) + Y(g) --> Z(g)
 
then K(eq)= [z]/[x][y]
conc of x will be the no. density/molar mass , which is a constant  thus conc of x will not vary so we merge Keq with other const to  Kc=[Z]/[Y]
 
 
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concentration is mol per litre. How could u relate density?
tell me 1 more ques:
what is angular node,radial node,&nodal plane.If there is any formulae to calculate these,plz let me know also.
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Hey ashish !
just see this
 
Concentration= Moles / Litre
 
Litre stands for volume(V), moles is no. of moles(n)
 
but n= Mass(m) / Molar mass(M)
 
 
therefore,
                   Concentration =  m/MV
 
but m/V is density (d)
 
so, Concentration is density / Molar mass
 

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in comperision of gases and liquids  concentration of solids remains constant troughout the reaction so taken as unity.u ask a 2nd ques which is very good given in dinesh must read it

Arun / Rashi - Authors Macromind MCQ of Chemistry from G.R Batla
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