Question: For the reaction : 2A + B C Equilibrium can be expressed as : K = [C]/[A] 2 [B] = [C]/[A 0 2C]
For the reaction:
2A + B ↔ C
Equilibrium can be expressed as:
K = [C]/[A]2[B] = [C]/[A0 – 2C]2[B0 - C]
If K = 2 M–1, the initial concentration of A (A0) can be varied. The initial concentration of B is fixed by the process, B0 = 100. A costs $1/M and C sells for $10/M. What would be the optimum initial concentration of A to use such that the profits would be maximized?
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