ICE Tables:
Equilibrium
Step 4: Complete the ICE table.
You now have enough information to complete the ICE table. Click on the step numbers below to see how.
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The C entries for the reactants and products are related to the one with the unknown by stoichiometric factors. For example, the C entry for NO (g) is twice as large as the C entry for N2 (g) since two moles of NO (g) are produced for every one mole of N2 that is consumed. It has a positive sign since its amount is increasing.
The E entries are found by adding together the I and C entries for each column.
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ICE Tables in Equilibrium Problems: Step 4 |
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