b) Calculate the equilibrium constant and the reversed for the reaction:2A + E>3 D + Bgiven the following informationwwwmRxn 1: A + B<>D+CK1 = 0.60Rxn 2: A + E >C +D +FK2 = 0.20Rxn 3: C + E<> BK3 = 4.0Rxn 4: F + C <>D + B +EK4 = 8.0wwwwm

GivenReaction 1: A + B↔ D + C K1 = 0.60Reaction 2: A + E ↔ C + D + F K2 =…

b) Calculate the equilibrium constant and the reversed for the reaction: 2A + E >3 D + B given the following information Rxn 1: A +B >D+C Rxn 2: A + E >C + D + F Rxn 3: C + E > B K1 = 0.60 K2 = 0.20 K3 = 4.0 Rxn 4: F + C <>D + B+E K4 = 8.0 %3D

b) Calculate the equilibrium constant and the reversed for the reaction: 2A + E >3 D + B given the following information Rxn 1: A +B >D+C Rxn 2: A + E >C + D + F Rxn 3: C + E > B K1 = 0.60 K2 = 0.20 K3 = 4.0 Rxn 4: F + C <>D + B+E K4 = 8.0 %3D

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b) Calculate the equilibrium constant and the reversed for the reaction:
2A + E
>3 D + B
given the following information
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Rxn 1: A + B<
>D+C
K1 = 0.60
Rxn 2: A + E >C +D +F
K2 = 0.20
Rxn 3: C + E<
> B
K3 = 4.0
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