Textbook 5H Q1 part c
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Re: Textbook 5H Q1 part c
For part C:
The coefficient of each reactant and product was doubled. If you were to set up an equation to find K, this would mean that each concentration value would be squared. Instead of squaring each concentration individually, you could also just square the entire expression, ([C]^c[D]^d)/([A]^a[B]^b). If this is squared, the other side of the equation, K, must also be squared. Thus, the value of K is 41^2, or 1681.
The coefficient of each reactant and product was doubled. If you were to set up an equation to find K, this would mean that each concentration value would be squared. Instead of squaring each concentration individually, you could also just square the entire expression, ([C]^c[D]^d)/([A]^a[B]^b). If this is squared, the other side of the equation, K, must also be squared. Thus, the value of K is 41^2, or 1681.
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