Question #194677

Use the reaction E + F <-> 2G and the equilibrium concentrations 0.60 mol/L for E, 0.80 mol/L for F, and 1.30 mol/L for G to calculate the equilibrium constant. E, F, and G are all gases.





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2021-05-18T07:49:25-0400

E+F  2GE + F\ ^\longrightarrow_\longleftarrow\ 2G


At equilibrium;

E=0.60 mol/LF=0.80 mol/LG=1.30 mol/LE =0.60\ mol/L \\ F= 0.80\ mol/L\\ G= 1.30\ mol/L


Keq=1.3020.80×0.60=3.521K_{eq} =\dfrac{1.30²}{0.80× 0.60} = 3.521

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