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NvidiaIntely (nvidiaintely):

Given the following information, determine the Keq for the following reaction: 2H2S (g) 2-way arrow 2H2 (g) + S2 (g) Substance Concentration (M) at equilibrium H2S 0.15 H2 0.010 S2 0.051 2.3 x 10-4 8.8 x 103 3.4 x 10-3 2.9 x 10-2

NvidiaIntely (nvidiaintely):

Here the attached file is better xD.

OpenStudy (kevin):

is it about equilibrium constant?

OpenStudy (brainzonly):

Pretty sure it's 3. :D I used a process too complicated and it's too much of a mess to type it on here but i'm sure it's 3

NvidiaIntely (nvidiaintely):

Okay

NvidiaIntely (nvidiaintely):

Well ik you get alot of stuff wrong, so please show me your work.

OpenStudy (kevin):

That would be (0.010^2 + 0.051) / 0.15^2 isn't?

NvidiaIntely (nvidiaintely):

What is it Kevin? I don't understand.

OpenStudy (kevin):

The question is about equilibrium reaction right? what is Keq? I don't use that symbol

OpenStudy (brainzonly):

dammit if u don't believe me get someone else. I already tried typing it and I didn't even get a millionth of the way

NvidiaIntely (nvidiaintely):

1. Yep 2. The "K" in Keq stands for "Constant". The "eq" means that the reaction is at equilibrium. Very roughly, Keq tells you the ratio of Products/Reactants for a given reaction at equilibrium.

OpenStudy (brainzonly):

its actually \[K _{eq}\] is the technical symbol

OpenStudy (brainzonly):

and Keq = [Products] / [Reactants]

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