When excess Ag metal is added to 0.115 L of 1.350 M Fe³+ (aq) at 298K, the following equilibrium is established: Ag+ (aq) + Fe2+ (aq) Ag(s) + Fe³+ (aq) (1) If the equilibrium concentration of Ag+ is 0.525 M, what is the value of K? K = (2) Using the value of K from part (1), calculate the new equilibrium concentrations of the three species in solution, if the volume of the solution is increased to 0.239 L by the addition of pure water? [Ag+] = [Fe²+] = [Fe3+] =

When excess Ag metal is added to 0.115 L of 1.350 M Fe³+ (aq) at 298K, the following equilibrium is established: Ag+ (aq) + Fe2+ (aq) Ag(s) + Fe³+ (aq) (1) If the equilibrium concentration of Ag+ is 0.525 M, what is the value of K? K = (2) Using the value of K from part (1), calculate the new equilibrium concentrations of the three species in solution, if the volume of the solution is increased to 0.239 L by the addition of pure water? [Ag+] = [Fe²+] = [Fe3+] =

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