Question 22 The reaction 2A(aq) B(aq) + C(aq) has K= 0.790 at a 206.2 K. The reaction is started with the following initial conditions: [A] = 0.546 M, [B] = 8.85 M, and [C] = 8.85 M. What is the [A], in moles per liter, when the reaction reaches equilibrium? 2 Your Answer: 15 Answer units 18

Question 22 The reaction 2A(aq) B(aq) + C(aq) has K= 0.790 at a 206.2 K. The reaction is started with the following initial conditions: [A] = 0.546 M, [B] = 8.85 M, and [C] = 8.85 M. What is the [A], in moles per liter, when the reaction reaches equilibrium? 2 Your Answer: 15 Answer units 18

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