Part II: Determination of the Equilibrium ConstantE2E3E4E5E61) Volume of 0.002M Fe(NO)added, mL5,2.2) Volume of 0.002M NASCNadded, mL0.0020.0023) Initial [SCN] of solution, M O.00200024) Initial [Fes-] of solution, M O. 00 2 0.002 6.0020.002 0.002O.002160348. S43-710-8515) Absorbance6) Equilibrium [Fe(SCN)-), M7) Equilibrium [Fes-], M8) Equilibrium [SCN:J, M9) Equilibrium constant, Ke10) Average K. Sample caleulationsShow your work for the following calculations using data from sample ESa) Initial solution concentrations of Fe and SCN.b) Equilibrium concentration of Fe(SCN)c) Equilibrium concentrations of Fer and SCN- (include an ICE table)d) Equilibrium constant

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Sample.sakulatim Show your work for the following caleulations uning data from sample E a) Initial solution concentrations of Fes and SCN b) Equilibrium concentration of Fe(SCN)- e) Equilibrium concentrations of Fes- and SCN (include an ICE table) d) Equilibrium constant

Sample.sakulatim Show your work for the following caleulations uning data from sample E a) Initial solution concentrations of Fes and SCN b) Equilibrium concentration of Fe(SCN)- e) Equilibrium concentrations of Fes- and SCN (include an ICE table) d) Equilibrium constant

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Part II: Determination of the Equilibrium Constant
E2
E3
E4
E5
E6
1) Volume of 0.002M Fe(NO)
added, mL
5,
2.
2) Volume of 0.002M NASCN
added, mL
0.002
0.002
3) Initial [SCN] of solution, M O.0020002
4) Initial [Fes-] of solution, M O. 00 2 0.002 6.0020.002 0.002
O.002
160
348. S43-710
-851
5) Absorbance
6) Equilibrium [Fe(SCN)-), M
7) Equilibrium [Fes-], M
8) Equilibrium [SCN:J, M
9) Equilibrium constant, Ke
10) Average K.

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a) Initial solution concentrations of Fe and SCN.
b) Equilibrium concentration of Fe(SCN)
c) Equilibrium concentrations of Fer and SCN- (include an ICE table)
d) Equilibrium constant

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