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scrappychic
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I am trying to figure out an overall reaction constant, but I am getting stuck on the math behind the problem. I am at this point in the problem:
[Co(H2O)6] = [Co] x (k[H+]/(1+k[H+]))
And I am trying to mathematically get to
[Co(H2O)6] = [Co] x (1-(1/(1+[H+]k)))
When you ignore the chemistry, the equation is the same as:
a = b x (cd/(1+cd))
going to
a = b x (1-(1/(1+cd)))
How do you factor out the cd from the numerator?
Thanks!
[Co(H2O)6] = [Co] x (k[H+]/(1+k[H+]))
And I am trying to mathematically get to
[Co(H2O)6] = [Co] x (1-(1/(1+[H+]k)))
When you ignore the chemistry, the equation is the same as:
a = b x (cd/(1+cd))
going to
a = b x (1-(1/(1+cd)))
How do you factor out the cd from the numerator?
Thanks!