1. Which description best represents the process of equilibrium? *a reaction with no macroscopic changesO a reaction in which the reactants and products are in the gaseous phaseO a reaction that occurs in a closed containerreaction in which the rates of the forward and reverse reaction processes are equala reversible chemical reaction 2. Which of the following is most similar to a system at equilibrium? *O a shift change at an assembly plant involving two crews of 100 employeesO a popcorn maker when the popcorn starts to popthe water in a pool when swimmers start to splash water out of the poola burning candlesalt concentrations in the oceans

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1. Which description best represents the process of equilibrium?

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