SOLUTION: The rate constant, k, of a certain reaction can be determined using the following formula, k=Cx^2Cy^3/Cz^2Cw^5, where w, x, y and z are the concentrations of four different chemic

Question 1098517: The rate constant, k, of a certain reaction can be determined using the following formula, k=Cx^2Cy^3/Cz^2Cw^5, where w, x, y and z are the concentrations of four different chemicals.
Find Cy.
Cy =
Answer by Boreal(15235) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
I'm assuming Cy=[y], and C is not a variable but the symbol for concentration.
k*z^2*w^5/x^2=y^3
y=k*z^2*w^5/x^2
y= k*w*(z*w/x)^(2/3)=k*Cw(Cz*Cw/Cx)^(2/3)
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