Determine K for3 0A + BC + BK1.13x10-C K 1.00x10-21.00x10- D K = 1.00x104 1.00x10K 1.00x10C.%3DA + 2 BK, forG HBrD2 Fe 6 Br+3H.OH'OMSOH HCIIf at equilibrium [D] = 1.00 M, what is the concentrationof A and B?e RtOL1.00Mlo00X10 00x40=(00X10HC K1

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Determine K for 3 0 K A + B C + B K 1.13x10 -C K 1.00x10-21.00x10 e D K = 1.00x104 1.00x10 K 1.00x10 C. A + 2 B K, for G HBr D 2 Fe G Br+3H.O H'O MSOH HCI If at equilibrium [D] = 1.00 M, what is the concentration of A and B?e RtOL 1.00M [A] lo00 X10 00X0 HC K 1

Determine K for 3 0 K A + B C + B K 1.13x10 -C K 1.00x10-21.00x10 e D K = 1.00x104 1.00x10 K 1.00x10 C. A + 2 B K, for G HBr D 2 Fe G Br+3H.O H'O MSOH HCI If at equilibrium [D] = 1.00 M, what is the concentration of A and B?e RtOL 1.00M [A] lo00 X10 00X0 HC K 1

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Determine K for
3 0
A + B
C + B
K1.13x10
-C K 1.00x10-21.00x10
- D K = 1.00x104 1.00x10
K 1.00x10
C.
%3D
A + 2 B
K, for
G HBr
D
2 Fe 6 Br+3H.O
H'O
MSOH HCI
If at equilibrium [D] = 1.00 M, what is the concentration
of A and B?e RtOL
1.00M
lo00X10 00x40
=(00X10
HC K
1

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