If given concentrations, then
Kc = [c]2[d]2 / [a]3[b] where [ ] are concentrations
If given partial pressures, then
Kp = (c)2(d)2 / (a)3(b) where ( ) are partial pressures
B S.
asked 7dIf given concentrations, then
Kc = [c]2[d]2 / [a]3[b] where [ ] are concentrations
If given partial pressures, then
Kp = (c)2(d)2 / (a)3(b) where ( ) are partial pressures
David G. answered 7d
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Keq for aA + bB ↔ cC +dD = ([C]c [D]d)/ ([A]a [B]b). Therefore, Keq for your expression would be:
Keq = ([c]2 x [d]2) / ([a]3 x [b])
Please note, "[x]" indicates the concentration of the solute "x". Solids and solvents are not included in the expression as there relative concentration changes are negligible.
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