10) For the reaction below at a certain time, temperature and pressure, the [CO2] is 2.24 M, [H*] is 0.058 M and [HCO3] is 0.097 M. If the equilibrium constant K, is 9.81 X 106, which direction will the reaction proceed under these conditions. CO2 (g) + H,O () H* (aq)+HCO3 (aq)

10) For the reaction below at a certain time, temperature and pressure, the [CO2] is 2.24 M, [H] is 0.058 M and [HCO3] is 0.097 M. If the equilibrium constant K, is 9.81 X 106, which direction will the reaction proceed under these conditions. CO2 (g) + H,O () H (aq)+HCO3 (aq)

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10) For the reaction below at a certain time, temperature and pressure, the [CO,] is 2.24 M, [H*] is
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the reaction proceed under these conditions.
CO2 (g) + H,O (1)
H* (aq)+HCO3 (aq)

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