Answer to Question #133535 in Organic Chemistry for Aida

Organic Chemistry

Question #133535

Calculate the value of Kc from the following equilibrium concentrations: [FeNCS2+] Æ 1.84£10¡4 M,

[Fe3+] Æ 1.32£10¡3 M, and [SCN–] Æ 1.02£10¡3 M

Expert's answer

Kc = [Fe(NCS)2+]/([Fe3+]*[SCN–]) = 1.84*10^-4/(1.32*10^-3 * 1.02*10^-3) = 136.66

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