15.3 Combining Equilibrium Constants

The content of this video is designed to accompany the 12th edition of "Chemistry The Central Science" by Brown, Lemay, Bursten, Murphy, and Woodward. The title of the video corresponds to the section number and topic from the textbook.

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[YiffKitsune]

Turn to 1.5x speed, makes it infinitely more watchable.

[sairamiranda]

Can you please explain why you canceled the half on the first equation and then added a half onto the second equation when you were adding the two equations together?

[Gardenartistry]

what I do not understand is why you chose to reverse #2. Please help

[mylescarter]

Can you explain the term "Intermediate". it wasn't clear to me what made it intermediate ? The N2 ?

[blkteg]

Great video!! Short, Clear, and Concise. Thank you very much and keep them coming.

[anything]

What if we need to subtract a reaction ... please make a video on that..

[hebaalghol]

At 1565 k we have these equilibrium constants :
2Co2 < ---- > 2Co + o2 K1=1.6*10-11
2H2o < --- > 2 H2 + O2 K2=1.3*10-10
Co2 + H2 < --- > Co + H2O K3 = ?

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[sriharsha]

thanks a lot !! this boosted my understanding of equilibrium constant

[benjamincordes]

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