Working on equilibrium constants
Solving for K
Reaction | K |
A5B3 <--> 5A + 3B | X |
4B + 2A5B3 <--> 10AB | Y |
What's the equilibrium constant for the reaction
10A + 10B <--> 10AB
Working on equilibrium constants Solving for K Reaction K A5B3 <--> 5A + 3B X 4B...
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