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Refer to the following equation.   C6H6 (g)      +     3H2 (g)              C6H12 (g)                                 When 1.00 M C6H6 and 3.00 M H2 are in a container and allowed to reach equilibrium at elevated temperature, the resulting mixture contains 0.137 M C6H6 .   What is the value for Kc at this temperature? HINT: you are given an equilibrium value, and you can use it to find other equilibrium values which you need to find Kc.     7.72 x 10 -2     6.37 x 10 -2     3.05 x 10 -4         9.50 x 10 -1        2.36 x 10 4          0.658                   0.792                          90.7

Refer to the following equation.   C6H6 (g)      +     3H2 (g)              C6H12 (g)                                 When 1.00 M C6H6 and 3.00 M H2 are in a container and allowed to reach equilibrium at elevated temperature, the resulting mixture contains 0.137 M C6H6 .   What is the value for Kc at this temperature? HINT: you are given an equilibrium value, and you can use it to find other equilibrium values which you need to find Kc.     7.72 x 10 -2     6.37 x 10 -2     3.05 x 10 -4         9.50 x 10 -1        2.36 x 10 4          0.658                   0.792                          90.7

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Refer to the following equation.
 
C6H6 (g)      +     3H2 (g)              C6H12 (g)                              
 
When 1.00 M C6H6 and 3.00 M H2 are in a container and allowed to reach equilibrium at elevated temperature, the resulting

mixture contains 0.137 M C6H6 .   What is the value for Kc at this temperature?

HINT: you are given an equilibrium value, and you can use it to find other equilibrium values which you need to find Kc.

   

7.72 x 10 -2
   

6.37 x 10 -2
   

3.05 x 10 -4    
   

9.50 x 10 -1   
   

2.36 x 10 4     
   

0.658              
   

0.792                     
   

90.7
 
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