The chemical (A2B) is a toxic substance that forms readily from A2 and B at high temperatures: A2 g) + B (g) A2B (g) K= 4.95e-3 @ 600K If 0.51 mol of each reactant is placed in a 0.500-L flask at 600K, what is the concentration of AB at this temperature?

The chemical (A2B) is a toxic substance that forms readily from A2 and B at high temperatures: A2 g) + B (g) A2B (g) K= 4.95e-3 @ 600K If 0.51 mol of each reactant is placed in a 0.500-L flask at 600K, what is the concentration of AB at this temperature?

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The chemical (A2B) is a toxic substance that forms readily from A2 and B at high temperatures:
A2 g) + B (g) + A2B (g)
K= 4.95e-3 @ 600K
If 0.51 mol of each reactant is placed in a 0.500-L flask at 600K, what is the concentration of A2B
at this temperature?

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