After completing part II of the experiment, a student uses her calibration curve tofind that the equilibrium concentration of the product in one trial is 1.19x10 M. Ifthe "initial" concentrations of Fes+ and SCN in the reaction mixture are those givenbelow, what is the equilibrium concentration of Fe*, [Fe*]ea? Give your answer inmillimolar (mM) to three decimal places.3+3+1[SCN ]o= 6.18x10-4 M[Fe3+]o = 1.11x10-3 M%3D[FENCS2+]eg =1.19x10-4 M

After completing part II of the experiment, a student uses her calibration curve to find that the equilibrium concentration of the product in one trial is 1.19x10¯4 M. If the "initial" concentrations of Fet and SCN¯ in the reaction mixture are those given below, what is the equilibrium concentration of Fe*, [Fe*]eg? Give your answer in millimolar (mM) to three decimal places. [SCN ]0= 6.18x10-4 M [Fe3+lo = 1.11x10-3 M %3D [FENCS2+]eg = 1.19x10-4 M

After completing part II of the experiment, a student uses her calibration curve to find that the equilibrium concentration of the product in one trial is 1.19x10¯4 M. If the "initial" concentrations of Fet and SCN¯ in the reaction mixture are those given below, what is the equilibrium concentration of Fe, [Fe]eg? Give your answer in millimolar (mM) to three decimal places. [SCN ]0= 6.18x10-4 M [Fe3+lo = 1.11x10-3 M %3D [FENCS2+]eg = 1.19x10-4 M

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