Consider the following reaction: A(g) + B(g) C(g) + D(s) In a sealed container of 1 L, at equilibrium, [A] was 1.6 mol/L

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Consider the following reaction: A(g) + B(g) C(g) + D(s) In a sealed container of 1 L, at equilibrium, [A] was 1.6 mol/L

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Consider the following reaction: A(g) + B(g) C(g) + D(s) In a sealed container of 1 L, at equilibrium, [A] was 1.6 mol/L, was 1 mol/L, [C] was 4.9 mol/L and no was 4.9 moles a) [2 points] Calculate the equilibrium constant Kc (show your work) b) [2 points] 0.066 mol/L of B was added. Calculate the new reaction quotient at this new initial step, Qc (show your work) c) [2 points] How will the reaction shift? (Justify your answer) d) [7 points] At the newly reestablished equilibrium, [C] = 5 mol/L. Find [A] and and calculate the new equilibrium constant (show your work) e) [2 points] 0.2 moles of D has been added. How will the reaction shift? (Justify your answer)
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