So basically, this excel sheet shows how to get the Equilibrium Constant of Fe+3 + SCN- ⇆ FeSCN+2 and I'm not sure what I need to change in to formulas to replicate this solution for Fe+3 + 2 SCN- ⇆ Fe(SCN)2+1
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Following will be the given compounds, and we will have to consider the reaction between these compounds:
Now, if we consider the following balanced chemical equation:
i.e. Fe3+ (aq) + 2 SCN - (aq) Fe(SCN)2+ (aq) -------------------------------- Eq. (1)
...then, we would be able to find the value of the equilibrium constant ( Keq ), of the reaction denoted by: Eq. (1)...
by following the following method...
Following will be the expression, of the equilibrium constant ( Keq ), of the above reaction ( i.e. Eq. (1) ):
Keq = ( [Fe(SCN)2] +eq ) / [ [Fe3+]eq x [SCN -]2eq ) ---------------------- Equation - (2)
Where:
Now, we can solve the rest of the problem, based on the following assumption of the initial concentrations...
Let's assume the following initial concentrations:
Therefore, we can build the following ICE Table, in order to determine the values of the Equilibrium concentrations, of the compounds, in order to determine the value of the Equilibrium constant ( Keq ), by following Equation - 2, as given above...
Following is the desired ICE Table: -----
[Fe3+], M ( mol/L ) | [SCN -], M ( mol/L ) | [Fe(SCN)2+], M ( mol/L ) | |
Initial ( conc. ) | 1.00 | 1.00 | 0.00 |
change | - X | - 2 X | +X |
equilibrium ( conc.) | ( 1.0 - X ) | ( 1.0 - 2X ) | +X |
Therefore, following will be the expression, of the Equilibrium constant: ( Keq ) :
Keq = ( [Fe(SCN)2] +eq ) / [ [Fe3+]eq x [SCN -]2eq )
Keq = ( +X ) / [ ( 1.0 - X ) x ( 1.0 - 2X )2 ] -------------------------- Equation - ( 3 )
Now, if we can determine the value of 'X' , olugging in the value in the Equation - ( 3 ) , above, we will be able to determine the value of the Equilibrium constant ( Keq ), of the reaction.
Therefore, the above is the process of determination, of the value of the Equilibrium constant ( Keq ), of the reaction:. Fe3+ (aq) + 2 SCN - (aq) Fe(SCN)2+ (aq) ------------ Thanks !!!
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So basically, this excel sheet shows how to get the Equilibrium Constant of Fe+3 + SCN-...
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