Consider the reaction below. The reaction quotient for a specific moment is 1.11.10². If the equilibrium constant is 3.87-10², what needs to happen in order for the reaction to reach equilibria? Select all that apply. 1A+2B + 3C There will be a net gain in reactant. There will be a net gain in product. The forward reaction will procede more than the reverse reaction. The reverse reaction will occur more than the forward reaction. The system will shift to the left. The system will shift to the right.

Consider the reaction below. The reaction quotient for a specific moment is 1.11.10². If the equilibrium constant is 3.87-10², what needs to happen in order for the reaction to reach equilibria? Select all that apply. 1A+2B + 3C There will be a net gain in reactant. There will be a net gain in product. The forward reaction will procede more than the reverse reaction. The reverse reaction will occur more than the forward reaction. The system will shift to the left. The system will shift to the right.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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