4. Use your value of Ke calculated with the value of Ke given in the introduction (Eq. 2) tocalculate the value of Kc for the reaction Fe(SCN)2+ + SCN- ++ Fe(SCN)2+. (Thỉnk of theproperties for combining equilibrium constants for multiple reactions.) Based on theequilibrium constant, is the formation of Fe(SCN)2+ favorable? Should we assume that noFe(SCN)2+is formed in our reaction? Why or why not?Volume ofVolume ofinitialinitial concof Fe3+conc ofSCN-EquilibriumAbsorbance conc Fe(SCN)2+0.0060M0.0020Mvolume ofFe3+SCN-waterKc0.0003117651.2300.000470.000270.600.003400.1961.702.000.700.400.600.004000.1570.00024052442.4361.600.800.600.003200.000530.1930.0003062465.9051.301.000.700.002600.000670.1160.0001656135.7761.001.300.700.002000.000870.2110.0003391386.952Ke average - (651.230 + 2442.436+465.905 + 135.776 +386.952)/5-816.460[Fe(SCN);]Fe" (ag) + 2 SCN (aq) = Fe(SCN)2 (ag)Kcz == 1.6 x 103(2)[Fe" ][SCN ]

Equilibrium constant defines the ability to proceed reaction by expressing relation between reactant…

-Use your value of Ke calculated with the Value alculate the value of Kc for the reaction Fe(SCN)2+ + SCN- +→ Fe(SCN)2+. (Think of the eroperties for combining equilibrium constants for multiple reactions.) Based on the quilibrium constant, is the formation of Fe(SCN)2+ favorable? Should we assume that no Te(SCN)2+is formed in our reaction? Why or why not?

-Use your value of Ke calculated with the Value alculate the value of Kc for the reaction Fe(SCN)2+ + SCN- +→ Fe(SCN)2+. (Think of the eroperties for combining equilibrium constants for multiple reactions.) Based on the quilibrium constant, is the formation of Fe(SCN)2+ favorable? Should we assume that no Te(SCN)2+is formed in our reaction? Why or why not?

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