Problem 5I #1

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kate cassiano 1F
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Problem 5I #1

Postby kate cassiano 1F » Sun Jan 29, 2023 11:59 pm

Hello! I'm having difficulty getting the correct answer for problem 5I #1 and am not sure why. I'm creating an ICE table and using the quadratic equation. Maybe I am missing something when calculating? If someone could explain the steps of their work that would be great!

Ruby Stuart 1I
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Re: Problem 5I #1

Postby Ruby Stuart 1I » Mon Jan 30, 2023 9:18 am

Hi Kate, I plugged the 2 initial conditions that it gave us into the Kc equation, as it also gave us the value of Kc. I got (.145)^2 / (.495) (x) = .031 and multiplied both sides by x and divided both sides by .031 to get x= 1.37, which they rounded up so Br2= 1.4 mol*L-1

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Re: Problem 5I #1

Postby Brandy_Lopez_1C » Tue Jan 31, 2023 1:09 am

kate cassiano 1F wrote:Hello! I'm having difficulty getting the correct answer for problem 5I #1 and am not sure why. I'm creating an ICE table and using the quadratic equation. Maybe I am missing something when calculating? If someone could explain the steps of their work that would be great!


hi, for my first setup I did:
Kc= (BrCL)^2/(Cl2)(Br2) = (0.145)^2/(0.495)(x) = 0.031

And to solve for x, my setup was:
(0.031)(0.495x)=(0.145)^2
x=1.4 mol.L^-1

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Re: Problem 5I #1

Postby kate cassiano 1F » Mon Feb 06, 2023 1:24 pm

Okay that is very helpful! Thank you so much.


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