If the reaction quotient for a reaction is largerthan the equilibrium constant (i.e., Qc > KJthen the reaction...O Must shift from left to right to reachequilibriumMust shift from right to left to reachequilibriumWill always proceed to equilibrium veryrapidlyIs at equilibrium

Reaction quotient is measure of concentration of reactant and product of reaction at particular…

If the reaction quotient for a reaction is larger than the equilibrium constant (i.e., Qc > K) then the reaction... Must shift from left to right to reach equilibrium O Must shift from right to left to reach equilibrium O Will always proceed to equilibrium very rapidly

If the reaction quotient for a reaction is larger than the equilibrium constant (i.e., Qc > K) then the reaction... Must shift from left to right to reach equilibrium O Must shift from right to left to reach equilibrium O Will always proceed to equilibrium very rapidly

Chemistry: The Molecular Science

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Chapter12: Chemical Equilibrium

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If the reaction quotient for a reaction is larger
than the equilibrium constant (i.e., Qc > KJ
then the reaction...
O Must shift from left to right to reach
equilibrium
Must shift from right to left to reach
equilibrium
Will always proceed to equilibrium very
rapidly
Is at equilibrium

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