Choose the equilibrium law for each of the following reactions in aqueous solution. (a) HCIO(aq) + H2O(I) = H30*(aq) + ClO'(aq)O K= [H3O*][CIOJV([HCIO][H2O])O K-= [H;O*][CIOV[HCIO]O K-= [HCIO] [H2O/[H3O*l[CIO])O K-= [HCIO/([H;O*][ClO])(b) CO3²(aq) + HSO4 (aq) = HCO3 (aq) + 50,2(aq)O K= [HSO4][SO,²/([HCO3][CO;?1)O K-=[CO;2][HSO,]/[HCO;][SO,²)O K-= [HCO3'][CO;²1V(HSO4][SO,21)O K= [HCO3 ][SO, V ([CO3²1[HSO4) View PoliciesCurrent Attempt in ProgressChoose the equilibrium law for each of the following reactions in aqueous solution.(a) Ag*(aq) + 2NH3(aq)Ag(NH3)2*(aq)[NH3|][Ag*]K.[Ag(NH3),*][Ag(NH3),*]K.[Ag*]INH;%3D2[NH;|[Ag*]K.[Ag(NH;),*][Ag*]INH;Ke[Ag(NH;);"]|(b) Cd²*(aq) + 45CN'(aq)Cd(SCN),2(aq)|ca*][SCN=]*K.[Cd(SCN),²-]4[SCN-|[Cd²*]K.[Cd(SCN),²-]O K. = [SCN-|[Ca²+][Cd(SCN),²-][cd(SCN),²-]K.|Cd²*] [SCN¯]*

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(a) HCIO(aq) + H20() = H30*(aq) + CIO(aq) O K-= [H3O*][CIO'/((HCIO][H;0]) O K-= [H3O*][CIO*/[HCIO] O K-= [HCIO] [H2O]/(H;O°][CIO']) O K-- (HCIO)/([H3O*l[CIO') (b) CO3²'(aq) + HSO4 (aq) = HCO3'(aq) + S0,2²(aq) O K-= [HSO,"][SO,²V(HCO;'][CO;2)) O K--[CO,"]IHSO,]/([HCO3][SO,²) O K-- (HCO3][CO;²/(HSO4][SO,²) O K-= [HCO3][SO,²V ((CO3²][HSO4"])

(a) HCIO(aq) + H20() = H30(aq) + CIO(aq) O K-= [H3O][CIO'/((HCIO][H;0]) O K-= [H3O][CIO/[HCIO] O K-= [HCIO] [H2O]/(H;O°][CIO']) O K-- (HCIO)/([H3O*l[CIO') (b) CO3²'(aq) + HSO4 (aq) = HCO3'(aq) + S0,2²(aq) O K-= [HSO,"][SO,²V(HCO;'][CO;2)) O K--[CO,"]IHSO,]/([HCO3][SO,²) O K-- (HCO3][CO;²/(HSO4][SO,²) O K-= [HCO3][SO,²V ((CO3²][HSO4"])

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Chapter14: Chemical Equilibrium

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Problem 14.95QE: Nitrogen, hydrogen, and ammonia are in equilibrium in a 1000-L reactor at 550 K. The concentration...

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