Kc Calculations and RICE Tables
This video defines the equibrium constant, Kc, and how to calculate it in a chemical equation. The use of 'RICE' tables to assist in calculating Kc is also demonstrated. RICE is a tabular way to keep track of the different aspects of a chemical equation when calulating moles and concentration. RICE stands for: Ratio of coefficients from the equation; Initial number of moles; Change which represents how much of the chemical was used or formed; and Equilibrium which shows the final concentrations of each chemical.
Topics
- CAPS
- Curriculum Assessment Policy Statement
- CAPS Physics
- CAPS Physical Science
- CAPS Physics Grade 12
- CAPS Physical Science Grade 12
- Physical Science Grade 12
- South African Curriculum Physics Grade 12
- XL maths and science
- dynamic equilibrium
- chemical equilibrium
- Le Chatelier's principle
- reactions
- nitrogen
- hydrogen
- reverse rate of reaction
- forward reaction
- equilibrium graphs
- KC calculations
- equilibrium constants
- RICE tables