Calculate the Keq from the given concentrations, all are gases. start: equilibrium: Kea f= Keq = C₂H6 + 1.000 M 0.750 M First put in the chemicals, then put in the numbers. The concentrations for both Cl₂ and HCI are squared due to their coefficients. [ ][ 1² ( X ² [ 2 Cl₂ 1.000 M 0.500 M 0.500 M used 5 ][ C₂H4Cl₂ + 0.000 M 0.250 M 2 HCI 0.000 M 0.500 M 1² ( X

Calculate the Keq from the given concentrations, all are gases. start: equilibrium: Kea f= Keq = C₂H6 + 1.000 M 0.750 M First put in the chemicals, then put in the numbers. The concentrations for both Cl₂ and HCI are squared due to their coefficients. [ ][ 1² ( X ² [ 2 Cl₂ 1.000 M 0.500 M 0.500 M used 5 ][ C₂H4Cl₂ + 0.000 M 0.250 M 2 HCI 0.000 M 0.500 M 1² ( X

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