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Using your value of Keq, calculate the Fe3+, SCN-, and Fe(SCN)2+ equilibrium concentrations in the standard...

Using your value of Keq, calculate the Fe3+, SCN-, and Fe(SCN)2+ equilibrium concentrations in the standard test tube.

Keq= 53.9519883

Fe3+ initial value= 0.1M

SCN-intital value= 0.001M

Fe(SCN)2+ equilibrium= 0.001M

This is a question in my lab I was having dificulties with. I hope you can explain the way you achieved the value as well. Thank you. Can you please show how to complete this problem step-by-step?

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