Consider the reaction below. 50.0 mol of A and 64.0 mol of B are added to a 2 L container. At equilibrium, the concentration of A is 18.500 M. Fill in the table with the appropriate values. It is recommended you do not round until the end to ensure your answers are within the tolerance accepted. 4 A + 5 B +→ 3 C 4 A + 5 B 3 C Initial M Change M M + Equilibrium 18.500 M M M.

Consider the reaction below. 50.0 mol of A and 64.0 mol of B are added to a 2 L container. At equilibrium, the concentration of A is 18.500 M. Fill in the table with the appropriate values. It is recommended you do not round until the end to ensure your answers are within the tolerance accepted. 4 A + 5 B +→ 3 C 4 A + 5 B 3 C Initial M Change M M + Equilibrium 18.500 M M M.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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