For the reaction A(g)
2B(g), what is
the equilibrium concentration of B if the
initial...
For the reaction A(g)
2B(g), what is
the equilibrium concentration of B if the
initial concentration of A is
1.0 M and Kc = 16.0.
B = [?]M
If needed, the quadratic formula is:
-b + b2 - 4ac
2a
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