**Equilibrium Constant Equation for Azetidine**For the reaction of azetidine \((\text{C}_3\text{H}_6\text{NH})\), a weak base, with water, you are tasked with completing the equilibrium constant equation. **Equation Format:**\[\text{[Product(s)]} = K_b\]**Details:**- **Equation Placeholder:** The left-hand side of the equation, marked with a placeholder, should include the concentrations of the products formed when azetidine reacts with water.- **Equilibrium Constant \(K_b\):** Represents the base dissociation constant for the weak base azetidine.**Interactive Element:**- A box is provided to fill in the equation. Options to manipulate the equation through add, remove, or query symbols are available beneath the placeholder box.

when weak base is react with water its form conjugate acid base pair.C3H6NH (aq) + H2O(l) -----------> C3H6NH2+(aq) + OH-(aq) Here we have to write base equilibrium constant for above reaction. Here water is in pure form so its concentration is constant throughout the reaction so it neglected. Kb = [C3H6NH2+] [OH-] / [C3H6NH] this is required expression for base equilibrium constant (K b).

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