Consider the following reaction at 293 K Feag) + SCN (ag) ´(aq) → FESCN2+ '(aq) Initially, 0.183 moles of FeNO3 and 0.183 mole of KSCN are added to a 1 L solution. Equilibriu is established and the concentration of FeSCN is found to be 0.065M. What is the molar concentration of Fe3+ and SCN" ions in solution equilibrium?

Consider the following reaction at 293 K Feag) + SCN (ag) ´(aq) → FESCN2+ '(aq) Initially, 0.183 moles of FeNO3 and 0.183 mole of KSCN are added to a 1 L solution. Equilibriu is established and the concentration of FeSCN is found to be 0.065M. What is the molar concentration of Fe3+ and SCN" ions in solution equilibrium?

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