Question

What is the equation for the equilibrium constant for this equation?
CO + 3H2 CH4 + H2O

[CO][H2]3/[CH4][H2O]

[CH]4[H2O]/[H2]3

[H2O][H2]/[CH4][CO]

[CH4][H2O]/[CO][H2]3

Answer 1

xD

Answer 2

C and D represent compounds of product side and the powers of each represent coefficient of each

Answer 3

A and B represent reactant and powers are coefficient of each

Answer 4

now put them into this formula and u'll get the answer :)

Answer 5

that narrows it down but i can only have one answer

Answer 6

yes there is only one answer :) its last one

Answer 7

thank you lol ;)

Answer 8

look at the equation
CO2 + 3H2 are your reactants
CH4 + H2O are your products
thus Kc= product/ reactant
so [CH4][H2O] / [CO2][H2]^3
H is to the power of 3 because in reaction it has 3 as its coefficient

Answer 9

i hope u get it now :)

Answer 10

yes that makes sense :)