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This is in reference to a GC destroyer problem (#83 2013)
It gives an equilibrium system, and the answer key says that only temperature changes a K value, not a catalyst, etc. etc. I already knew that
But then, when they multiply the reaction by two (doubling concentrations?), then it says the Knew is 50^2. And when the reaction is reversed, it says the Knew = 1/Koriginal
When multiplying the reaction, is that the same as changing the concentration? This is confusing me, because I have been repeatedly told that the only thing that changes a rate constant is temperature.
What's going on?
It gives an equilibrium system, and the answer key says that only temperature changes a K value, not a catalyst, etc. etc. I already knew that
But then, when they multiply the reaction by two (doubling concentrations?), then it says the Knew is 50^2. And when the reaction is reversed, it says the Knew = 1/Koriginal
When multiplying the reaction, is that the same as changing the concentration? This is confusing me, because I have been repeatedly told that the only thing that changes a rate constant is temperature.
What's going on?
