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What is the free iron(III) concentration in a solution that was initially 0.10 M Fe3+ and...

What is the free iron(III) concentration in a solution that was initially 0.10 M Fe3+ and 1.0M SCN-? [Fe(SCN)2]+, Kf 2.3103

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      Fe^3+ (aq) + 2SCN^- (aq) ----------------------> [Fe(SCN)2}^+ (aq)

   I                    0.1                 1                                                    0

C                 -0.1                 2*-0.1                                             0.1

E                   0                    0.8                                                0.1

                        x                    0.8                                               0.1

               Kf   =   [Fe(SCN)2}^+/[Fe^3+][SCN^-]^2

             2.3*10^3   = 0.1/x*(0.1)^2

               x             = 0.1/2.3*10^3*(0.1)^2    = 0.00435

            [Fe^3+]    = x    = 0.00435M


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