Relation between K and Kc
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Re: Relation between K and Kc
I don't think there is an exact relationship between K and Kc. Could you mean Kp and Kc? If so, I don't think so. Kc refers to concentrations and Kp refers to pressures, so depending on the states of the reactants and products in the question, you would solve for only one of the two.
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Re: Relation between K and Kc
Hi! Kc is just a more specific way to denote K because it just says what terms K is being presented in. There's no actual conversion between the 2!
Re: Relation between K and Kc
K is an umbrella term for all equilibrium constants, where Kc refers to equilibrium in terms of concentration. You can also use Kp to refer to equilibrium in terms of pressure :)
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