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 1.14x10-4 M. If the "initial" concentrations of Fe3+ and SCN in the reaction mixture are those given below, what is the equilibrium concentration of Fe³+, [Fe³+]eq? Give your answer in millimolar (mM) to three decimal places. [SCN-]0= 6.14x10-4 M [Fe³+]0= 1.00x10-³ M [FeNCS2+]eq = 1.14x10-4 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 1.14x10-4 M. If the "initial" concentrations of Fe3+ and SCN in the reaction mixture are those given below, what is the equilibrium concentration of Fe³+, [Fe³+]eq? Give your answer in millimolar (mM) to three decimal places. [SCN-]0= 6.14x10-4 M [Fe³+]0= 1.00x10-³ M [FeNCS2+]eq = 1.14x10-4 M

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