Use the mean value of 540 for Keq to calculate the SCN− concentration in a solution whose initial Fe3+ concentration was 4.10×10−02 M and initial SCN− concentration was 1.50×10−03 M . Fe3++SCN−⇌FeNCS2+

Use the mean value of 540 for Keq to calculate the SCN− concentration in a solution whose initial Fe3+ concentration was 4.10×10−02 M and initial SCN− concentration was 1.50×10−03 M . Fe3++SCN−⇌FeNCS2+

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Use the mean value of 540 for Keq to calculate the SCN− concentration in a solution whose initial Fe3+ concentration was 4.10×10⁻⁰² M and initial SCN− concentration was 1.50×10⁻⁰³ M .

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