ICE table
ICE table noun: a table used for keeping track of the amount of each substance as a chemical or physical change reaches equilibrium, used for setting up an equation to solve for the equilibrium state of the substances or for the equilibrium constant.
Noun
ICE table (plural ICE tables)
- A table used for keeping track of the amount of each substance as a chemical or physical change reaches equilibrium, used for setting up an equation to solve for the equilibrium state of the substances or for the equilibrium constant.
Synonyms of ICE table
Forms of ICE table
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Origin of ICE table
ICE stands for "initial, change, equilibrium", which are the labelled rows of the table.
Questions about ICE table
- What does ICE table mean?
- ICE table means a table used for keeping track of the amount of each substance as a chemical or physical change reaches equilibrium, used for setting up an equation to solve for the equilibrium state of the substances or for the equilibrium constant.
- What part of speech is ICE table?
- ICE table is a noun.
- What is the plural of ICE table?
- The plural of ICE table is ICE tables.
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