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Equilibrium Constant Calculations: initial moles of EtAc initial moles of H20 Total moles of acid Average...

Equilibrium Constant Calculations:

initial moles of EtAc

initial moles of H20

Total moles of acid

Average moles of HCl: 0.0183

Moles of HAc at equilibrium

Moles of EtOH at equilibrium

Moles of EtAc at equilibrium

moles of H2O at equilibrium

equilibrium constant

density of 3 M HCl is 1.05 g/ml: 5.25 g

The flask is made up of 5.00 mL 3 M HCl + 5.00 mL of ethyl acetate

Please show all work so i can do the other flask by myself

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