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Consider the reaction below that has a K of 8.73 x 10³. 1.4 mol of A and 5.4 mol of B are added to a 3 1. container. Calculate the equilibrium concentration of C. 13. A + 3 B C

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Consider the reaction below that has a K of 8.73 x 107. 1.4 mol
of A and 5.4 mol of B are added to a 3 1. container. Calculate the
equilibrium concentration of C.
A + 3 B
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