Equilibrium constants, Chemistry

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For a general reaction such as:

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The equilibrium constant is

 

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where the terms [A], [B],...strictly represent activities but are frequently approximated as concentrations or partial pressures. (This assumes ideal thermodynamic behavior and is a much better approximation for gases than in solution.)

 


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