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Katyanochek1 [597]
3 years ago
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At some temperature, the reaction: 3 clo- ? clo3- 2 cl- has an equilibrium constant kc = 3.2 x 103. if the components of this re

action are mixed such that their initial concentrations are [cl-] = 0.05 m; [clo3-] = 0.32; and [clo-] = 0.74, is the mixture at equilibrium, yes or no? if the mixture is not at equilibrium in which direction, left to right or right to left, will reaction occur so that the mixture can reach equilibrium?
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