CH 3 of TBR and ICE tables

[HotHamH2O]

Is there a quicker way to solve for partial pressure at equilibrium than using an ICE table.

For example, in the solutions #5, #17, #25, & 28 all call for the use of ICE tables. There has got to be a better way to solve these. Suggestions?

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[theCLE]

also interested, I feel your pain. This is the toughest chapter of any subject in TBR so far IMO.

 

[HotHamH2O]

bump.

 

[ChemTutor]

could I see the problems?

 

[Temperature101]

Is there a quicker way to solve for partial pressure at equilibrium than using an ICE table.

For example, in the solutions #5, #17, #25, & 28 all call for the use of ICE tables. There has got to be a better way to solve these. Suggestions?

I have the same questions too. 68 percent in phase one. I want bring that up to 75 percent at least, but this chapter seems to be tricky.

 

[MedPR]

Is there a quicker way to solve for partial pressure at equilibrium than using an ICE table.

For example, in the solutions #5, #17, #25, & 28 all call for the use of ICE tables. There has got to be a better way to solve these. Suggestions?

ICE tables just help you visualize your equation. Once you get good enough at ICE tables you don't have to write them out anymore and can go straight to the equation.