.c. If the reaction were rewritten as4 J;(g)3 Q(g)6 J,QCalculate K' using the concentrations given in part (b).Is there a simple relationship between K' you calculated in part (c) and K youcalculated in part (b)?.d. For the reaction between the hypothetical elements J and Q2 J,(g)1.5 Q(g)3 J,Q.a. Write the equilibrium constant expression.b. Calculate K when[J] = 1.5 x 102 M[J,Q] = 4.8 x 101M[Q] = 2.3 x 10* M|5.

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.5. For the reaction between the hypothetical elements J and Q 2 J;(g) 1.5 Q(g) 3 J,Q a. Write the equilibrium constant expression .b. Calculate K when [J] = 1.5 x 102 M [J¿Q] = 4.8 x 101 M [Q] = 2.3 x 10* M|

.5. For the reaction between the hypothetical elements J and Q 2 J;(g) 1.5 Q(g) 3 J,Q a. Write the equilibrium constant expression .b. Calculate K when [J] = 1.5 x 102 M [J¿Q] = 4.8 x 101 M [Q] = 2.3 x 10* M|

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.c. If the reaction were rewritten as
4 J;(g)
3 Q(g)
6 J,Q
Calculate K' using the concentrations given in part (b).
Is there a simple relationship between K' you calculated in part (c) and K you
calculated in part (b)?
.d.

For the reaction between the hypothetical elements J and Q
2 J,(g)
1.5 Q(g)
3 J,Q
.a. Write the equilibrium constant expression
.b. Calculate K when
[J] = 1.5 x 102 M
[J,Q] = 4.8 x 101M
[Q] = 2.3 x 10* M|
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