3 years ago

Kc= [3.110^-2]^2. (mol/L^2) divide by [8.510^-1] [3.1*10^-3]^3 (mol/L)^4

Chemistry

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jok3333 [9.3K]3 years ago

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Answer:

Kc = 12.58

Explanation:

Kc = [0.229]^2*[0.687]^6/[0.221]^4*[0.5685]^3

Kc = (0.052441)(0.10513)/(0.002385)(0.18373)

Kc = 0.0005513/0.000438

Kc = 12.58

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Kc= [3.1*10^-2]^2. (mol/L^2) divide by [8.5*10^-1] [3.1*10^-3]^3 (mol/L)^4​

Kc= [3.110^-2]^2. (mol/L^2) divide by [8.510^-1] [3.1*10^-3]^3 (mol/L)^4