Using the ICE table

[Vivian Leung 1C]

Hi,

I just wanted to make sure, but we can use the ICE table to find partial pressures of a reaction right (and not just molar concentrations)?

[Edward Tang 1k]

Yes. The ice table is just a method for solving anything that has a initial amount, final amount, and change, which would certainly include pressure.

[Hana Sigsbee 3B]

yes, personally I know ICE tables are used when doing these calculations but I like to use them on most problems just to keep everything organized and make sure I'm not missing anything

[Nayra Gharpetian 3F]

yes! an ICE table can be used for both partial pressures and concentrations.

[SalmaQ]

Hello! Yes you are correct. You can use the ICE table whenever it asks you to calculate the equilibrium composition. Also just like Hana said, is to keep the initial, change, and the equilibrium molar concentrations all together and organized.

[Gerardo Ortega 2F]

Yes, the ICE table can be used to find equilibrium concentrations of a reaction as well as the equilibrium partial pressures.

[Bryan Le 2K]

Yea, the ICE table can be used for both partial pressure and concentration. Using these table, one could find many quantities such as the K constant or initial concentration of something.

[Sedge Greenlee]

Yes, it can absolutely be used to find partial pressures, just keep that you're working with pressure units instead of concentrations!

[Ansh Patel 2I]

Hi!, Yes, the ICE tables can be used to find both concentrations and partial pressures.

[cadytran1K]

I believe you would be able to use the ICE table for both concentration and partial pressures! This is a great tool to keep everything organized.

[Juliet Carr 1F]

Yes! The same process for finding either the initial, change, or equilibrium concentrations using an ICE table can also be used for finding pressure amounts.

[Krish_Ajmani_3J]

ICE tables can be used for both partial pressures and concentrations and is useful when solving for initial, change or equilibrium values, as said by Juliet.

[Kyla Roche 2K]

Yes we can because the ICE table focuses on molar ratios! This allows us to use it for partial pressures and concentration.

[Chance Herbert 3A]

Yes! ICE tables can be used with partial pressures or concentrations!

[Emma Strassner 1J]

Hi, ICE tables are applicable when working with both concentration (Kc) and pressure (Kp).

[Emily Langie 3L]

Yes, you can use the ICE/RICE table to figure out the initial, change, and equilibrium value of both pressure and concentration.

[ellenulitsky Dis 1I]

Using ICE tables are applicable to both partial pressures and concentrations as you use Kp and Kc the same way([products]/[reactions]). Hope this helps!

[Chinyere Okeke 2J]

That is correct! We also use the ICE table when calculating partial pressures in order to find the equilibrium pressures. It is essentially the same process as using concentrations just make sure you remember your units!

[Tatyana Bonnet 2H]

Yes you can use the ICE table for both partial pressure and concentration. Just make sure your units are the same throughout the table to reduce the risk of error.

[Massimo_Capozza_1G]

So the only real difference when using an ICE table for partial pressure compared to moles is the units? The process is essentially the same for both is what I'm seeing.

[Ryan Agcaoili 2E]

ICE table is applied to both reactions that deal with concentrations and partial pressure.

[Edwin Liang 1I]

Yes, we can use the ICE table to do problems involving partial pressures

[Violet Kwan 3H]

Yes, you can use it for both! There will be practice problems that you come across where you will have to use the ICE table to solve questions relating to pressure.

[Kat Stahl 2K]

Yes you can use the ICE table for problems with partial pressure and concentration!

[Rose_Malki_3G]

Yes you can use Ice table for both partial pressures and concentrations.

[BoparaiAdeshsurjit2F]

Yes you can use the ICE table to find partial pressures and molar concentration and also can be used to calculate the total pressure in the system

[Kristina Krivenko 3I]

Hi! Yes, you can use the ICE table when you're given Kp and partial pressures as well as when you're given Kc and molar concentrations. Just make sure that your values are consistent throughout your ICE table (meaning that all of your values given in either partial pressures or molar concentrations, depending on whether you're given or using Kp or Kc).

[Ethan Goode 2H]

Yep the ICE table will work to find partial pressures as well.

[DavidTabib 3H]

The ICE box works in that context as well.

[Sai Ramadas 1J]

Yes, it should work for both pressure and concentration as long as you still find the initial, change, and equilibrium pressures correctly.

[AndrewNguyen_2H]

Yes, the ICE table works for either.

[Abhinav Behl 3G]

That's correct. The main purpose of ICE tables is to find amounts of reactants and products at equilibrium when given initial amounts, which can be in either concentration or pressure, based on what the question gives you / is asking for.

[Aliya Roserie 3I]

Yes that is correct. You can most definitely use the ICE box to solve partial pressures!

[Vivian Leung 1C]

Great, thank you everyone!

[Juwan_Madaki_3K]

Yes, the ice tables are applicable for partial pressure, as well as concentration. They can even be used to calculate just moles.

[Maya Johnson 2a]

Yes, the ICE box can solve for partial pressures.

[Vanessa Perez]

partial pressures can be solved using ICE tables! they are also applicable to concentration