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Homework Help: Chemistry

Posted by Katie on Thursday, March 18, 2010 at 9:04pm.

Use the reactions below to predict the equilibrium constant for the reaction 2A(g)<->3D(g)

A(s)<->1/2B(g)+C(g) k1=0.0334

3D(g)<->B(g)+2C(g) k2=2.35

I know that you have to make modifications according to the stoichiometric coeffecients. So do I divide k1 by 2 and the multiply that by the inverse of 2.35 (which = 1/2.35 because the equation is reversed)?

I got this answer, is this correct?
0.0034/2=0.0167*(1/2.35)
=0.0071

is this correct?

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