37. Solving a chemistry problem

37. Solving a chemistry problem

6. The standard change in the Gibbs energy for the reaction A B ↔ AB at 298 K is -10 kJ / mol. Calculate the equilibrium constant of the reaction and the equilibrium concentrations of all components if the initial concentrations of substances A and B were 1 mol/l

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