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With an initial concentration of 1.81 M A and 1.81 MB (and no C), what is the equilibrium concentration of C for the following reaction? A + B 2 C K = 98.5 [A]eg in M [B]eg in M [CJeg in M

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Chapter5: Introduction To Chemical Equilibrium

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 5.31E

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With an initial concentration of 1.81 M A and 1.81 MB (and no C), what is the equilibrium concentration of C for the following reaction?
A + B 2 C
K = 98.5
[A]eg in M
[B]eg in M
[CJeg in M
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