Asked by Elleni
                The equilibrium constant for the conversion of cis-stilbene to trans-stilbene is Kc = 24.0 at 200 C.  If cis-stilbene is placed in an empty container at an initial concentration of 0.850 mol/L.  What is the final concentration of trans-stilbene in the container at equilbrium?
A diagram illustrates cis-stilbene on the left and trans stilbene on the right with a reverse arrow <===> between
The answer is 0.816 mol L-1. What is the formula used and maths steps please.
Thanks
            
        A diagram illustrates cis-stilbene on the left and trans stilbene on the right with a reverse arrow <===> between
The answer is 0.816 mol L-1. What is the formula used and maths steps please.
Thanks
Answers
                    Answered by
            DrBob222
            
    Cis ==> Trans
initial:
Cis = 0.850
trans = 0
change:
trans: +x
cis: -x
equilibrium:
cis = 0.850
trans = +x
Kc = 24.0 = (trans)/(cis)
24.0 = (x)/(0.850-x)
solve for x.
    
initial:
Cis = 0.850
trans = 0
change:
trans: +x
cis: -x
equilibrium:
cis = 0.850
trans = +x
Kc = 24.0 = (trans)/(cis)
24.0 = (x)/(0.850-x)
solve for x.
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