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If there was an equation with liquids and gases in products and/or reactants side, how would you write Kc? Would you include both liquids and gases in it or only the gases or do you write two separate equations?
Writing K for heterozygous reactions
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Re: Writing K for heterozygous reactions
You would only use the gases to write the one (1) Kc equation. Liquids and solids are not included. For calculating Kc, you only take gases and aqueous solutions into consideration.
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Re: Writing K for heterozygous reactions
You would only need to include gases and aqueous compounds in your final Kc equation (Products/reactants), not pure substances (liquid and solids).
Re: Writing K for heterozygous reactions
Liquids are not included when calculating Kc, but if you have both aqueous and gaseous compounds you can calculate Kc including all gaseous and aqueous compounds.
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Re: Writing K for heterozygous reactions
You wouldn't need to include any of the compounds that are liquid or solid because they are not included in Kc calculations. It is just based on aqueous or gaseous compounds.
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Re: Writing K for heterozygous reactions
If there is an equation with liquids and gases in either the products or reactants side, only the gases are included in the Kc equation.
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