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Transcribed Image Text:At 300 K, the reaction below was started with 0.0150 M of ABM3. At equilibrium, the molar concentration of Bm2 was
0.00076 M.
2ABM3(aq) = 2ABM2(aq) + Bm2(aq)
What is the change in molar concentration of Bm2 (i.e., the 'change' for Bm2 in an 'ICE' table)? Provide the numerical answer to
the correct significant figures and in exponential form. For example, enter 4.44e-1 rather than 0.444.
Calculate K. for this reaction at this temperature.
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