Question

What is the equilibrium constant for the following reaction? 2A + 3B < = > 2C +D

Answer 1

@micahm

Answer 2

choses are there any

Answer 3

no there isn't any choices

Answer 4

try goolging your question

Answer 5

I wasn't able to find anything

Answer 6

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Answer 7

I mean yeah but this is chemistry

Answer 8

is this a test or a quiz or a document

Answer 9

its a test

Answer 10

oh you might want to ask your teacher

Answer 11

okay thanks

Answer 12

For any reaction such as:

aA + ßB --> cC + ∂D where a,ß,c, and ∂ are the activity (or stoichiometrical) coefficients for the reaction the equilibrium constant is written as:

K = [C]^c[D]^∂/[A]^a[B]^ß

in your example:

3B + 2A --> 2C

K = [C]^2/[A]^2[B]^3 - always products over reactants

Answer 13

okay thank you