3 A+2 B 1 C Calculate the equilibrium constant (K) for the following reaction at 1000. K, using this information: A and B are placed in a flask and at the beginning of the reaction [A] is 6.87 M and [B] is 6.38 M. After the reaction has reached equilibrium, [C] is 1.47 M. Unfortunately, significant figures cannot be taken into account here, so please ignore them this time. 119.84085 0.00132 0.00011 0.03354 0.00834

3 A+2 B 1 C Calculate the equilibrium constant (K) for the following reaction at 1000. K, using this information: A and B are placed in a flask and at the beginning of the reaction [A] is 6.87 M and [B] is 6.38 M. After the reaction has reached equilibrium, [C] is 1.47 M. Unfortunately, significant figures cannot be taken into account here, so please ignore them this time. 119.84085 0.00132 0.00011 0.03354 0.00834

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