Given the reaction: A2+ B = A + AB Kc = 5.0 For each initial reaction mixture (1), (2) and (3) shown below, determine the direction the reaction will proceed to reach equilibrium. (Note: each molecule represents 1.0 M) A● ВО Reaction mixture (1) Reaction mixture (2) Reaction mixture (3) - 1 2 3

Given the reaction: A2+ B = A + AB Kc = 5.0 For each initial reaction mixture (1), (2) and (3) shown below, determine the direction the reaction will proceed to reach equilibrium. (Note: each molecule represents 1.0 M) A● ВО Reaction mixture (1) Reaction mixture (2) Reaction mixture (3) - 1 2 3

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Given the reaction:
A●
ВО
A₂+ B = A + AB
For each initial reaction mixture (1), (2) and (3) shown below, determine the direction the
reaction will proceed to reach equilibrium. (Note: each molecule represents 1.0 M)
Reaction mixture (1)
Reaction mixture (2)
Reaction mixture (3)
1
Ke
2
=
5.0
3

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