In the expression for Kc, what does each concentration term represent?

A. Molar concentrations at equilibrium
B. Partial pressures at equilibrium
C. Masses of products and reactants
D. Total amounts of substances

Answer: Molar concentrations at equilibrium

Additional Information: Kc is determined by the molar concentrations of reactants and products at equilibrium.

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