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Calculate K for the following reaction: A+ 2 B C given the following K values: C=D + B K1 = 89.13 D = A + B K2 = 50.42

Chemistry & Chemical Reactivity

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Chapter15: Principles Of Chemical Reactivity: Equilibria

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Calculate K for the following reaction:
A+ 2 B C
given the following K values:
C=D + B K1
=
89.13
D = A + B K2
=
50.42

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