1a)Given the equation:2A(g) + B(s) = 3C(s) + D(g)Which of the following actions will cause the reaction to proceed to the right(causing increased consumption of A and B)?Decrease the size of the container.Remove A from the container.Increase the pressure in the container by adding Ne.Add more B to the container.b)[Fe(SCN)2+];K =[Fe3+]g[SCN¯]gA CHEM 209 student used an ICE table to determine the equilibrium concentrationsfor the reaction in Experiment 5 to be:[Fe3+] = 0.00279 M[SCN'] = 0.0000247 M[Fe(SCN)2+] = 0.0000130 MWhat is the equilibrium constant?Your Answer:Answer

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the equation: 2A(g) + B(s) = 3C(s) + D(g) Which of the following actions will cause the reaction to proceed to the right (causing increased consumption of A and B)? Decrease the size of the container. Remove A from the container. Increase the pressure in the container by adding Ne. OAdd more B to the container. [Fe(SCN)2+]; K = [Fe3+]g[SCN¯]g A CHEM 209 student used an ICE table to determine the equilibrium concentrations for the reaction in Experiment 5 to be: [Fe3*] = 0.00279 M [SCN'] = 0.0000247 M [Fe(SCN)²+] = 0.0000130 M

the equation: 2A(g) + B(s) = 3C(s) + D(g) Which of the following actions will cause the reaction to proceed to the right (causing increased consumption of A and B)? Decrease the size of the container. Remove A from the container. Increase the pressure in the container by adding Ne. OAdd more B to the container. [Fe(SCN)2+]; K = [Fe3+]g[SCN¯]g A CHEM 209 student used an ICE table to determine the equilibrium concentrations for the reaction in Experiment 5 to be: [Fe3*] = 0.00279 M [SCN'] = 0.0000247 M [Fe(SCN)²+] = 0.0000130 M

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Chapter13: Chemical Equilibrium

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