konstant?
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Karina Koo 2H
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Ashish Verma 2I
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Re: konstant?
Do you mean the equilibrium constant? That represents the ratio of products over reactants in a reaction at equilibrium.
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NRodgers_1C
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Eesha Sohail 1D
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Re: konstant?
Will we have to deal with any questions about Q vs K and le Chatelier's principle on the final?
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Caroline Zepecki
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Re: konstant?
When you do equations with the equilibrium constant K though, its important to note that although the equation is products/ reactants, water will be equal to zero.
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Robin Cadd 1D
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Re: konstant?
Eesha Sohail 1J wrote:Will we have to deal with any questions about Q vs K and le Chatelier's principle on the final?
No - I believe Dr. Lavelle said we would not be doing any calculations with the equilibrium equation.
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