Consider the reaction, 2AB2(g) = A2(g) + 2B2(g), Kc = 0.263 at 25°C. The reaction begins with an unknown concentration of AB2₂ in the reaction flask. At equilibrium, the concentration of AB2 is found to be 0.00545 M. a) Complete the ICEE table below, b) Write the equilibrium expression and equation for this reaction (pay close attention to coefficients!), c) Calculate the equilibrium concentration of both products, and d) Calculate the initial concentration of AB2. You should confirm that your equilibrium concentrations will give the correct equilibrium constant when plugged into the expression.

Consider the reaction, 2AB2(g) = A2(g) + 2B2(g), Kc = 0.263 at 25°C. The reaction begins with an unknown concentration of AB2₂ in the reaction flask. At equilibrium, the concentration of AB2 is found to be 0.00545 M. a) Complete the ICEE table below, b) Write the equilibrium expression and equation for this reaction (pay close attention to coefficients!), c) Calculate the equilibrium concentration of both products, and d) Calculate the initial concentration of AB2. You should confirm that your equilibrium concentrations will give the correct equilibrium constant when plugged into the expression.

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Consider the reaction, 2AB2(g) = A2(g) + 2B2(g), Kc = 0.263 at 25°C. The reaction begins
with an unknown concentration of AB2 in the reaction flask. At equilibrium, the concentration of AB2 is
found to be 0.00545 M.
a) Complete the ICEE table below,
b) Write the equilibrium expression and equation for this reaction (pay close attention to coefficients!),
c) Calculate the equilibrium concentration of both products, and
d) Calculate the initial concentration of AB2.
You should confirm that your equilibrium concentrations will give the correct equilibrium constant
when plugged into the expression.
ICEE table
I
C
E
2 AB₂(g)
A₂(g)
+
2 B₂(g)

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