Does the Equilibrium Constant Relate to Concentrations in a Chemical Equation?

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The discussion centers on the relationship between equilibrium constants and concentrations in a chemical equation. The equation provided is a + b = c + d, with an equilibrium constant (k) of 5.44 and initial concentrations of 1 mole each for a, b, c, and d in 1 liter. The concentration of "a" is confirmed to be 1M, clarifying that the term "balance coefficient" likely refers to the equilibrium constant. Participants express confusion about the terminology but agree on the concentration's straightforward calculation. Overall, the conversation emphasizes understanding equilibrium constants in relation to chemical concentrations.
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there is a a+b=c+d
the balance coefficient of k=5.44
the is a solution of 1 mole of a
1 mole of b
1 mole of c
1 mole of d
in 1 Litter volume

what is the concentration of "a"
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No idea what balance coefficient is. Perhaps you mean equilibrium constant?

Note that question - as worded - has an obvious answer. The concentration of a is 1M.
 
you are right its equilibrium constant

how you get this solution?
 
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