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This study guide covers equilibrium constants (K), focusing on Kc and Kp. It explains how to interpret K values (K > 1: product-favored, K = 1: neither favored, K < 1: reactant-favored), compare reactions using K values, and relate K to the extent of reaction. It includes practice problems and emphasizes high-value topics for exam preparation, such as understanding the meaning of K and its relationship to reactant and product concentrations.
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What does the equilibrium constant (K) represent? 🤔
The rate of the forward reaction
The ratio of products to reactants at equilibrium
The sum of product and reactant concentrations
The amount of reactants consumed