Question 9Consider the reversible reaction: Fe3* (ag) + SCN" (ag) = FESCN2*A solution is prepared using the initial concentrations of 0.0030 M Fe3* and 0.0020 M SCN".If the (FeSCN2leg is denoted by X, what would be the [Fe3"leq and (SCN Jeg?(aq)Select an answer and submit. For keyboard navigation, use the up/down arrow keys to select an answer.(Fe"leg = 0.0050 M -X and [SCN leg = 0.0050 M - Xab [Fe3leg = 0.0030 M - X and (SCN leg =0.0020 M -X%3!Jeq(Fe3*leg =0.0010 M and (SCN leg =0.0000 M(Fe"leg 0.0030 M and [SCN leg 0.0020 M(Fe"lea= -X and (SCNleg=-X Question 18The solubility product constant (Kp) at 25 °C of silver sulfate (Ag,S0,) is 1.20 x 10-5.What is the molarity of a saturated solution of silver sulfate at 25 *C?Select an answer and submit. For keyboard navigation, use the up/down arrow keys to select an answer.a0.00173 Mb.0.00245 M0.00346 M0.0144 M0.0229 MSaveUnanswered

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Question 9 Consider the reversible reaction: Fe3* (ag) + SCN" (ag) = FeSCN2* (ag) A solution is prepared using the initial concentrations of 0.0030 M Fe3 and 0.0020 M SCN". If the [FeSCN2leg is denoted by X, what would be the [Fe3"leq and (SCNleg? Select an answer and submit. For keyboard navigation, use the up/down arrow keys to select an answer. (Fe"leg =0.0050 M -X and [SCN )eg 0.0050 M - X a =0.0030 M - X and (SCN leg = 0.0020 M -X (Fe"lea by (Fe"leg = 0.0010 M and [SCN leg 0.0000 M [Fe"leg 0.0030 M and [SCN leg 0.0020 M (Fe"leq-X and (SCN leg-X

Question 9 Consider the reversible reaction: Fe3* (ag) + SCN" (ag) = FeSCN2* (ag) A solution is prepared using the initial concentrations of 0.0030 M Fe3 and 0.0020 M SCN". If the [FeSCN2leg is denoted by X, what would be the [Fe3"leq and (SCNleg? Select an answer and submit. For keyboard navigation, use the up/down arrow keys to select an answer. (Fe"leg =0.0050 M -X and [SCN )eg 0.0050 M - X a =0.0030 M - X and (SCN leg = 0.0020 M -X (Fe"lea by (Fe"leg = 0.0010 M and [SCN leg 0.0000 M [Fe"leg 0.0030 M and [SCN leg 0.0020 M (Fe"leq-X and (SCN leg-X

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