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do the equilibruim concentration of the reactants and the products depend on their initial concentration?

do the equilibruim concentration of the reactants and the products depend on their initial concentration?

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example 1)

A + B -------------------------> C

1       1                                 0 ---------------------------> initial concentration

-x     -x                                 +x ------------------------> dissociation

1-x 1-x                               x ---------------------------> equilibrium concentration

example 2)

A + 2B -------------------------> C

1       1                                 0 ---------------------------> initial concentration

-x     -2x                                 +x ------------------------> dissociation

1-x 1-2x                               x ---------------------------> equilibrium concentration

example 3)

2A + 3B -------------------------> C

1        1                                 0 ---------------------------> initial concentration

-2x     -3x                             +x ------------------------> dissociation

1-2x 1-3x                            x ---------------------------> equilibrium concentration

example 4)

3A + 2B -------------------------> 2C

1       1                                 0 ---------------------------> initial concentration

-3x     -2x                             +2x ------------------------> dissociation

1-3x 1-2x                             2x ---------------------------> equilibrium concentration

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