Equilibrium Constant (Kc)

The video tutorial explains the concept of equilibrium constants in reversible reactions, highlighting the inverse relationship between forward and backward reactions. It uses Haber's process for ammonia synthesis as an example, demonstrating how the equilibrium constant changes when the reaction is reversed. The tutorial also explores the effect of multiplying a reaction by a factor on the equilibrium constant, showing that the new constant is the original raised to the power of the factor. Finally, it discusses the impact of changing stoichiometric coefficients on equilibrium, concluding that the equilibrium constant is affected by the power of the change factor.

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