i need help with this For the following reaction (A+B⇔C+D) , If the initial concentration of (A) was twice the initial concentration of (B), After the equilibrium was reached the equilibrium concentration of (C) was three times the equilibrium concentration of (B), Calculate the equilibrium constant (KC). Ps: ( let the initial concentration of (B) be 1 mol /L).

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For the following reaction (A+B⇔C+D) , If the initial concentration of (A) was twice the initial concentration of (B), After the equilibrium was reached the equilibrium concentration of (C) was three times the equilibrium concentration of (B), Calculate the equilibrium constant (KC).

Ps: ( let the initial concentration of (B) be 1 mol /L).

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Step 1

The Given reaction is

A + B ↔ C + D

[A] = 2[B].

The initial concentration of [B] = 1 mol/L

Step 2

The expression for the equilibrium constant is given below:

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