1) Cu(H2O)4²* + 4SCN= Cu(SCN), + 4H2O (a) Write the Kc expression for this equilibrium. (b) Would there be a shift to the right or to the left if KSCN solution was added to a solution containing this equilibrium? Explain your answer.

1) Cu(H2O)4²* + 4SCN= Cu(SCN), + 4H2O (a) Write the Kc expression for this equilibrium. (b) Would there be a shift to the right or to the left if KSCN solution was added to a solution containing this equilibrium? Explain your answer.

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