For the following reaction, K = 1.2x107 at 300 K. Ag (aq) +2 NH3(aq) = Ag(NH3)2* (aq) In an experiment carried out at 300 K, the initial concentrations of Ag (aq) and NH3(aq) are each equal to 3.0 mol L-1. Which of the following statements about the equilibrium concentrations is correct? Note: In the statements below, << means "much less than". O INH3]= (Ag1« [Ag(NH3)2) <> O Ag'1<< [NH3] < [Ag{NH3),1 O INH] << [Ag*) [Ag(NH)21 O LAg(NH)2'] << [Ag°]= [NH3] O INH] (Ag") [Ag(NH3)2']

For the following reaction, K = 1.2x107 at 300 K. Ag (aq) +2 NH3(aq) = Ag(NH3)2* (aq) In an experiment carried out at 300 K, the initial concentrations of Ag (aq) and NH3(aq) are each equal to 3.0 mol L-1. Which of the following statements about the equilibrium concentrations is correct? Note: In the statements below, << means "much less than". O INH3]= (Ag1« [Ag(NH3)2) <> O Ag'1<< [NH3] < [Ag{NH3),1 O INH] << [Ag*) [Ag(NH)21 O LAg(NH)2'] << [Ag°]= [NH3] O INH] (Ag") [Ag(NH3)2']

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