Consider the reaction A + B ? AB. How is the equilibrium constant expressed for this reaction with two substrates and a single product? OK=[AB]/[A][B] OK=[A][B] / [AB] OK=[AB]/([A] + [B]) OK= ([A] + [B]) / [AB]

Consider the reaction $A + B ? AB$ . How is the equilibrium constant expressed for this reaction with two substrates and a single product? $K = [A B] / [A] [B] K = [A] [B] / [A B] K = [A B] / ([A] + [B]) K = ([A] + [B]) / [A B]$

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Consider the reaction A + B ? AB. How is the equilibrium constant expressed for this reaction with two substrates and a single product? OK=[AB]/[A][B] OK=[A][B] / [AB] OK=[AB]/([A] + [B]) OK= ([A] + [B]) / [AB]

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Consider the reaction

A + B ? AB

. How is the equilibrium constant expressed for this reaction with two substrates and a single product?

K = [A B] / [A] [B] K = [A] [B] / [A B] K = [A B] / ([A] + [B]) K = ([A] + [B]) / [A B]

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