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For the following final net reaction, what is the value of K₃ given the values of K for the first two reactions?

General Chemistry 2

Solve problems relating to the equilibrium constant expression

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For the reactions below K₁ = 10³ andK₂ = 10^-5.
1) A + 2B ?AB₂
2) A + B ? AB
3) AB₂ ? AB + B

The value of K for reaction 3 would be:

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b. K₃ = 10^-2

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