what are the units of kc?

Question

This is regarding A level chemistry

Answer 1

Do you perhaps mean Kc? The equilibrium constant with respect to concentrations? (as opposed to pressures...)

If so, the units depend specifically on the reaction being studied at the time, and on the concentration units (M, mg/L, ppb, etc.) being used. Reasons for this include that the specific reaction may have more species on the left vs. the right side of the reaction. That affects the units of the K expression, therefore the value.

Answer 2

the substantial element to word is that - If a circle is inscribed in a triangle, then by technique of defination, the triangle is equilateral ( the three aspects are of comparable length, and touching the circle, as diverse from a circle being purely interior a triangle). because of the fact that one area KL =14 instruments, subsequently the edge of the triangle KLM = 3 X 14 instruments = forty two instruments. (word: the given MB=5 instruments and KC = 3 instruments are crimson herrings. And..what's B doing there ? No assumptions are required.)

Answer 3

Can you please rephrase or coorect your question. I am currently studing A level chemistry and have yet to come across the term KC.

The recommneded book: Salters Advanced Chemistry had no refence of the term either.

Google turned up the following:

http://www.mp-docker.demon.co.uk/as_a2/topics/chemical_equilibrium/quiz_2.html
http://uk.ask.com/web?q=what+are+the+units+of+kc%3F+&qsrc=1&o=0&l=dir&dm=all

Answer 4

The units of Kc vary, depending on the balanced equation involved ie. the molar quantities.

Answer 5

kilocycles -unit of frequency = 1000x a sec ?? Never heard of it of it in Chemistry tho....

KFC ??? Small, med, large and super size ?