At a chemical equilibrium of 14:1 reactants to products, what would be the final concentration of the reactants if the input concentration were 3.0 M?

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At equilibrium, the ratio of reactants to products is 14:1, meaning for every 14 parts of reactant, there is 1 part of product. If the initial concentration of reactants is 3.0 M, and at equilibrium we have a total of 15 parts (14 parts reactant + 1 part product), the concentration of reactants would be (14/15) * 3.0 M = 2.8 M, to maintain the 14:1 ratio.

At a Chemical Equilibrium of 14:1 Reactants to Products, What