Complete the following Initial Change Equilibrium table using variable x: Given the initial concentration for [A] = 1 M; [B] = 3 M and for [C] = 2 M, knowing that the Qc < Kc. 2C (aq) Initial Change 5 -2x -3x A (aq) -X +2x+3x +X 3 2B(g) 1 4 2

Complete the following Initial Change Equilibrium table using variable x: Given the initial concentration for [A] = 1 M; [B] = 3 M and for [C] = 2 M, knowing that the Qc < Kc. 2C (aq) Initial Change 5 -2x -3x A (aq) -X +2x+3x +X 3 2B(g) 1 4 2

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Complete the following Initial Change Equilibrium
table using variable x: Given the initial
concentration for [A] = 1 M; [B] = 3 M and for [C] = 2
M, knowing that the Qc < Kc.
2C (aq)
Initial
Change
5
-2x
-3x
A (aq)
-X
+2x+3x
+X
3
2B(g)
1
4
2

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