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Alright, so we have some true and false questions pertaining equilibrium constants.
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So for part a, the magnitude of equilibrium constant is always independent of temperature.
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That is false.
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It is an equilibrium constant, meaning it remains constant under most conditions, except if you change the temperature, that's when it does change.
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It's dependent on temperature, and it will change at different temperatures.
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Part b, if you have two chemical equations and you add them to get a net equation, equilibrium constant for the net is the product of the equilibrium constants of the summed.
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Yes, that is true.
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That's one of the rules for obtaining equilibrium constants when you combine reactions.
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For part c, equilibrium constant for a reaction is the same as that for the reverse.
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That is false.
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If you reverse a reaction, you flip the sign...