In the fictious reaction below, the equilibrium conc. of A is .306M, B is .183M and A2B3 is .079M. What is the value of Kc for this reaction?
2 A (aq)+ 3 B (aq) at eq. with A2B3 (aq)
A. .709 B. 140 C. .00714 D. 1.41
K = [A2B3] / [A]^2 [B]^3
K = [0.079] / [0.306]^2 [0.183]^3
K = (0.079)/((0.306^2)(0.183^3)) = 137.6673
nearest is 140
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