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Re: ICE
X is just a variable used to find the value you are looking for. I would set X as whatever concentration the question is asking you to find.
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Re: ICE
X represents the change in concentration, it can either be positive or negative whether it is increasing or decreasing.
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Re: ICE
The x is just a variable that represents the change in concentration, which we are trying to solve for.
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Re: ICE
X is the change in concentration from reactants to products, thus, the reactant's end concentration would be its initial-change(which is x), the products, on the other hand, are just x since they are equal to the change in concentration from the reactant.
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