in a complex rxn, when multiplying to cancel out intermediates the Keq2 gets squared. Ex) keq1 X Keq ^2.
Can you explain when this happens. So basically if I multiply everything by 2, I must square Keq2 by 2? What if I multiply everything by 5. Does it mean I square it by 5? I don't believe so. Thanks.
Can you explain when this happens. So basically if I multiply everything by 2, I must square Keq2 by 2? What if I multiply everything by 5. Does it mean I square it by 5? I don't believe so. Thanks.