A student set up the reaction with 0.081 M Fe and 1.0x10 M SCN. They end up with an equilibrium concentration of (Fe(SCN))2* of 8.3x10 5 M. Based on these results, what is the value of the equilibrium constant K?

A student set up the reaction with 0.081 M Fe and 1.0x10 M SCN. They end up with an equilibrium concentration of (Fe(SCN))2* of 8.3x10 5 M. Based on these results, what is the value of the equilibrium constant K?

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