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Hi!

I am having difficulty approaching this problem. The table provides K but it does not match the answer given at the back of the book.

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Really appreciative of this advice!

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After completing your ICE table, you calculate K using those values, which you cross multiply to get the values to plug into the quadratic formula.

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Why do you cube the first equilibrium constant and multiply the equation by 3?

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3 lectures, each released at 12 pm MWF with a workshop on Friday to problem solve some of the equations presented in the lectures.

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It was explained in the lecture that solids and liquids are not included in the K expression because their molar concentration does not change during a reaction.

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Hi!

Just have a question for clarification. Does mol.L^-1 mean mols per liter, or does it translate to something else?

Thanks!

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