Stearic acid, nature's most commonfatty acid, dimerizes when dissolvedin hexane:2C17H35COOH <->(C17H35COOH)2ΔΗ ,rxn= -172kJThe equilibrium constant for thisreaction at 32°C is 2650. Estimatethe equilibrium constant at 48°C.(show work)90.12630-90.177,900

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(C17H35COOH)2 AH°rxn = -172 kJ The equilibrium constant for this reaction at 32°C is 2650. Estimate the equilibrium constant at 48°C. (show work) 90.1 2630 -90.1 77,900

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Stearic acid, nature's most common
fatty acid, dimerizes when dissolved
in hexane:
2C17H35COOH <->
(C17H35COOH)2
ΔΗ ,
rxn
= -172
kJ
The equilibrium constant for this
reaction at 32°C is 2650. Estimate
the equilibrium constant at 48°C.
(show work)
90.1
2630
-90.1
77,900

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