14. From the given Figure below, what conclusion you make?forward reactionequilibriumachievedbackward reactiontimeA. The forward and backward reactions are equal during the start of thechemical reaction.B. The forward and backward reactions are equal at the end of thechemical reaction.C. When the rates of forward and backward reactions reach the samepoint, chemical equilibrium is attained.D. When the rates of forward and backward reactions are in the highestand lowest points respectively, the point, chemical equilibrium is attained.15.Consider the given Figure below on the production of ammonia. What conclusion youmake?350 "C400 "C450 "C500 "C580 "C10100200300400Pressure (almospheres)E. More ammonia is produced at lesser pressure and temperature.F. More ammonia is produced at greater pressure and temperature.G. More ammonia is produced at lesser pressure and at greater temperature.H. More ammonia is produced at greater pressure and at lesser temperature.Yield of amonia (%)Reaction Rate 10. What is the CORRECT equilibrium constant expression of the given chemical2 NOC1(g)?reaction:2 NO(g) + Cl2(g)Kp = PNO32 (PCl»](PNOCIJ?PNOCIJ2 [PCb][PNO3?КрА.В.Kp =PNOCIP (PNO3]²(Pck][PNOCI]2[PNO]2 [PC12]С.Кр—D. Кр-11. What is/are dominant in the reaction N2(g) + O2(g)2 NO(g)which is atequilibrium and with a Kc equal to 1.5 x 10-10?A. N2(g)В. О2(g)C. NO(g)D. N2(g) + 02(g)12. What is/are dominant in the reaction 2 HBr(g) H2(g) + Br2(g)which isat equilibrium and with a Kc equal to 5.8 x 10-18?С. HBr(g)2 SO2(g) + O2(g)reactionА. Br2(g)В. Н2 (g)D. H2(g) + Br2(g)=2 SO3(g).13.At900K. thefollowinghasКр0.34:In an equilibrium mixture, the partial pressure of S02 and 02 are 0.135atm and 0.455 atm, respectively. What is the equilibrium partial pressureof SO3 in the mixture?A. 0.0353 atmB. 0.0535 atmC. 0.1253 atm D. 0.3553 atm

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14. From the given Figure below, what conclusion you make? forward reaction equilibrium achieved backward reactiom time A. The forward and backward reactions are equal during the start of the chemical reaction. B. The forward and backward reactions are equal at the end of the chemical reaction. C. When the rates of forward and backward reactions reach the same point, chemical equilibrium is attained. D. When the rates of forward and backward reactions are in the highest and lowest points respectively, the point, chemical equilibrium is attained. Reaction Rate

14. From the given Figure below, what conclusion you make? forward reaction equilibrium achieved backward reactiom time A. The forward and backward reactions are equal during the start of the chemical reaction. B. The forward and backward reactions are equal at the end of the chemical reaction. C. When the rates of forward and backward reactions reach the same point, chemical equilibrium is attained. D. When the rates of forward and backward reactions are in the highest and lowest points respectively, the point, chemical equilibrium is attained. Reaction Rate

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