Answer to Question #209308 in General Chemistry for mel

General Chemistry

Question #209308

If the initial reaction contains 1.73 M A, 1.01 M B, and 2.97 M C, calculate K_c for the new equilibrium reaction?

K_c= ?

Expert's answer

"K_c= \\frac{(C)^4}{(A)^6(B)^2}"

"K_c=\\frac{[2.97]^4}{[1.73]^6\u00d7[1.01]^2}=2.8452"

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