Consider the following reaction at 293 KFeragyt SCNTao)→ FESCN?+(aq)(aq)Initially, 0.924 moles of FeN03 and 0.924 moles of KSCN are added to a 1 L solution. Equilibrium is established and the concentration of FeSCN

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Consider the following reaction at 293 K Feaqy+ SCNaq)→ FeSCN (aq) Initially, 0.924 moles of FeNO3 and 0.924 moles of KSCN are added to a 1 L solution. Equilibrium is established and the concentration of FESCN²" is found to be 0.074M. What is the concentration of Fe* and SCN¯ ions in solution at equilibrium? Report your answer to only three decimal places. Hint: the moles of both species should be equal.

Consider the following reaction at 293 K Feaqy+ SCNaq)→ FeSCN (aq) Initially, 0.924 moles of FeNO3 and 0.924 moles of KSCN are added to a 1 L solution. Equilibrium is established and the concentration of FESCN²" is found to be 0.074M. What is the concentration of Fe* and SCN¯ ions in solution at equilibrium? Report your answer to only three decimal places. Hint: the moles of both species should be equal.

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Consider the following reaction at 293 K
Feragyt SCNTao)→ FESCN?+
(aq)
(aq)
Initially, 0.924 moles of FeN03 and 0.924 moles of KSCN are added to a 1 L solution. Equilibrium is established and the concentration of FeSCN<T is found to be 0.074M. What is the
concentration of Fe" and SCN ions in solution at equilibrium?
Report your answer to only three decimal places. Hint: the moles of both species should be equal.

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