The rate of disappearance of A in the reaction at equilibrium A⇌B is given by : −d[A]dt=2×10−2[A]−4×10−3[B] at 300K.
The equilibrium constant Kc is :
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The rate of disappearance of A in the reaction at equilibrium A⇌B is given by −d[A]dt=kf[A]−kb[B]=2×10−2[A]−4×10−3[B] at 300K.
The equilibrium constant, Kc=KfKb=2×10−24×10−3=5
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