I.M. Luckee, a not-too-diligent CNM student, rushed through the procedure. Specifically, he neglected to wipe the cuvettes clean of smudges and fingerprints prior to measuring the absorbances in Part II. Will this omission affect his results? Will his measured K, be higher or lower than the true K? Explain briefly.

I.M. Luckee, a not-too-diligent CNM student, rushed through the procedure. Specifically, he neglected to wipe the cuvettes clean of smudges and fingerprints prior to measuring the absorbances in Part II. Will this omission affect his results? Will his measured K, be higher or lower than the true K? Explain briefly.

Chemistry: Principles and Reactions

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Chapter12: Gaseous Chemical Equilibrium

Section: Chapter Questions

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