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1. Describe the three parts of an ICE chart. |
1. I = initial concentrations; C = change in concentrations; E = equilibrium concentrations |
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7. [HCN] = 0.364 M; [HNC] = 1.64 M |
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9. Determine the equilibrium concentrations for this chemical reaction with the given Keq. |
9. [N2O3] = 0.0017 M; [NO] = [NO2] = 0.0646 M |
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11. Determine the equilibrium concentrations for this chemical reaction with the given Keq. |
11. [H2S] = 0.836 M; [H2] = 0.046 M |
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