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For the reaction below, Kc = 0.60 at 550 K. The reaction starts with a 0.050 M concentration of A2B2, at 550 K. A2B₂ (g) 2 AB (g) You must use the quadratic formula to determine the equilibrium concentrations of each species. What is the equilibrium concentration of [A2B₂leq? ○ 0.0396 M 0.0302 M ○ 0.0213 M 0.0104 M

For the reaction below, Kc = 0.60 at 550 K. The reaction starts with a 0.050 M concentration of A2B2, at 550 K. A2B₂ (g) 2 AB (g) You must use the quadratic formula to determine the equilibrium concentrations of each species. What is the equilibrium concentration of [A2B₂leq? ○ 0.0396 M 0.0302 M ○ 0.0213 M 0.0104 M

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For the reaction below, Kc = 0.60 at 550 K. The reaction starts with a 0.050 M concentration of A₂B2, at 550 K. AB₂ (g) 2 AB (g) You must use the quadratic formula to determine the equilibrium concentrations of each species. What is the equilibrium concentration of [A2B2leq? ○ 0.0396 M 0.0302 M 0.0213 M 0.0104 M
Transcribed Image Text:For the reaction below, Kc = 0.60 at 550 K. The reaction starts with a 0.050 M concentration of A₂B2, at 550 K. AB₂ (g) 2 AB (g) You must use the quadratic formula to determine the equilibrium concentrations of each species. What is the equilibrium concentration of [A2B2leq? ○ 0.0396 M 0.0302 M 0.0213 M 0.0104 M
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