ICE tables

[Jorja De Jesus 2C]

If the C stands for change, C stands for the change of what? Is it the concentration? How do you determine what goes in the row for C?

[Jonathan Gong 2H]

In the C row goes the change in concentration or pressure. In this row, the change is represented by the variable x. E.g. [Cl] (numerical value) - x. Hope this helps.

[Betania Hernandez 2E]

The C stands for the change in molar concentration. C is figured out by looking at the chemical equation and its coefficient for the reactants and products.

[Renee Grange 1I]

C stands for change in concentration. In the C row, you put what is left after the reaction occurs of each component. ex (initial concentration -x) or (initial concentration + x)