Answer to Question #131527 in General Chemistry for tumi

Question #131527
what is the equilibrium constant for the expression of the reaction
3Fe + 4H2O =Fe3O4 + 4H2
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Expert's answer
2020-09-03T07:14:37-0400

Equilibrium constant( "K_{eq}" ) is an expression of a relationship between the amounts of products and reactants i n a chemical reaction at equilibrium.

For a general reaction,

"cC\\ +dD\\ =\\ eE\\ + \\ fF"

equilibrium constant is expressed as follows;


"K_{eq}=\\dfrac{[E]^e[F]^f}{[C]^c[D]^d}"

Therefore, in the following reaction,

"3Fe\\ + \\ 4H_2O\\ =\\ Fe_3O_4\\ +4H_2"


the equilibrium constant is


"K= \\dfrac {[Fe_3O_4]\\ [H_2]^4}{[H_2O]^4[Fe]^3}"


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