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For the system                  HC2O4– + HCO3– ↔ Complete the above equation and explain how you predicted...

  1. For the system                  HC2O4– + HCO3– ↔
  1. Complete the above equation and explain how you predicted the products.
  1. Qualitatively (without calculating Keq) whether the above equilibrium would favour the reactants or the products.
  1. Calculate the value of Keq for the above system and explain how it justifies your answer in part b.
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