Assume that 0.280 M of A (g) and 1.50 M of B (g) are sealed in a reaction vessel and undergo the reaction shown below: A (g) + 3B (g) = 2 C(g) a) Based on the information provided above ONLY, fill in the ICE table below inputting x for any relative changes. Be sure to indicate the direction of change, i.e. +/-. Be sure to use the proper number of significant figures. Any zeroes should be denoted as 0. The equilibrium row should still contain the x variable. A (g) 3B (g) 2 C (g) I C E 0.280 X: -X 0.280-x + 1.50 -X 1.50-X 0 +X 0+x b) Determine the value of x, if there is 0.130 M of A (g) remaining once the reaction reaches equilibrium. M

Assume that 0.280 M of A (g) and 1.50 M of B (g) are sealed in a reaction vessel and undergo the reaction shown below: A (g) + 3B (g) = 2 C(g) a) Based on the information provided above ONLY, fill in the ICE table below inputting x for any relative changes. Be sure to indicate the direction of change, i.e. +/-. Be sure to use the proper number of significant figures. Any zeroes should be denoted as 0. The equilibrium row should still contain the x variable. A (g) 3B (g) 2 C (g) I C E 0.280 X: -X 0.280-x + 1.50 -X 1.50-X 0 +X 0+x b) Determine the value of x, if there is 0.130 M of A (g) remaining once the reaction reaches equilibrium. M

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Chapter12: Chemical Equilibrium

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