The chemicals A and B react as follows to produce C and D: A+B=C+D At a certain temperature, the equilibrium constant K has a value of 0.72. Assume 0.33 mol of A and 0.60 mol of B are dissolved in 1.00 L, and the reaction proceeds. Calculate the equilibrium concentrations of all the species.

The chemicals A and B react as follows to produce C and D: A+B=C+D At a certain temperature, the equilibrium constant K has a value of 0.72. Assume 0.33 mol of A and 0.60 mol of B are dissolved in 1.00 L, and the reaction proceeds. Calculate the equilibrium concentrations of all the species.

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The chemicals A and B react as follows to produce C and D:
A +B=C +D
At a certain temperature, the equilibrium constant K has a value of 0.72. Assume 0.33 mol of A and
0.60 mol of B are dissolved in 1.00 L, and the reaction proceeds. Calculate the equilibrium
concentrations of all the species.
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[B] =
[C] =
[D] =
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