For A+2B<---> 2C kc= 2.61
For 2C<----> D Kc= .112
Calculate the value of the equilibrium constant for the reaction D<----> A+2B
Kc=?
A+2B <---> 2C Kc1 = 2.61
2C <----> D Kc2= 0.112
A + 2B <-----> D Kfinal = Kc1*Kc2 = 2.61 *0.112 = 0.2923
D <----> A + 2B
Kc3 = 1/Kfinal = 1/0.2923 = 3.42
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