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Use the mean value off Keq to calculate the SCN- concentration in a solution whose initial Fe3+ concentration was 4.00x10^-2 M (

.04M) and initial SCN- concentration was 1.00x10^-3M (.001M).
Is all the SCN- in the form of FeNCS2+? Mean Value = 48. Solved for SCN- concentration = 0.0006538

Does the result of the calculation justify our original assumption that all of the SCN- is in the form of FeNCS^2+?

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Colt1911 [192]3 years ago

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So the problem ask to justify that does the result of the calculation justify the original assumptions that all of the SCN is the form of FeNCS^2 and the best way to prove it is that both of them has a relative measurement percentage of 37.681%. I hope this helps

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