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1. Consider the following reaction (shown in Figure 16.10 of your lecture textbook): CoCl (aq) + 6H,0 (1) = Co(H20)+(aq) + 4 Cl- (aq) blue pink If a solution of 9.993 no products are present initially, calculate the equilibrium constant, given that the equilibrium concentration of Co(H20)+(aq) is 1. 095 M CoCl-(aq) is placed in a reaction flask with excess water and M.

1. Consider the following reaction (shown in Figure 16.10 of your lecture textbook): CoCl (aq) + 6H,0 (1) = Co(H20)+(aq) + 4 Cl- (aq) blue pink If a solution of 9.993 no products are present initially, calculate the equilibrium constant, given that the equilibrium concentration of Co(H20)+(aq) is 1. 095 M CoCl-(aq) is placed in a reaction flask with excess water and M.

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1. Consider the following reaction (shown in Figure 16.10 of your lecture textbook): CoCl (aq) + 6H,0 (1) = Co(H20)+(aq) + 4 Cl- (aq) blue pink If a solution of 9.993 no products are present initially, calculate the equilibrium constant, given that the equilibrium concentration of Co(H20)+(aq) is 1. 095 M CoCl-(aq) is placed in a reaction flask with excess water and M.
Transcribed Image Text:1. Consider the following reaction (shown in Figure 16.10 of your lecture textbook): CoCl (aq) + 6H,0 (1) = Co(H20)+(aq) + 4 Cl- (aq) blue pink If a solution of 9.993 no products are present initially, calculate the equilibrium constant, given that the equilibrium concentration of Co(H20)+(aq) is 1. 095 M CoCl-(aq) is placed in a reaction flask with excess water and M.
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