Chemistry, asked by ChetanAgrawal1991, 7 months ago

Using moler concentration, what is the unit of Kc

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Answered by pariharlalith

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Kc=π(concentration of product)^m÷(concentration of reactant)^n. Where m is equal to sum of stoichiometric coefficient of product. 1 is equal to sum of stoichiometric coefficient of reactant. So unit of KC is equal to M^m M^n.

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