rates of reaction are are still being , it is not When a reaction has reached equilibrium, the and - During dynamic equilibrium, molecules of and formed, however their overall rates of are the same. At necessary to have . equilibrium constant, known as the concentrations of concentrations of _ is specific for a given to reactants, with each concentration raised to a and The _ It is calculated as the ratio of equal to the are favored. If Keq is less than one, or of that substance. If Keq is greater than 1, then then reactants are. When calculating Keq, only substances which are are considered. Solids and liquids are since their concentrations generally won't

rates of reaction are are still being , it is not When a reaction has reached equilibrium, the and - During dynamic equilibrium, molecules of and formed, however their overall rates of are the same. At necessary to have . equilibrium constant, known as the concentrations of concentrations of _ is specific for a given to reactants, with each concentration raised to a and The _ It is calculated as the ratio of equal to the are favored. If Keq is less than one, or of that substance. If Keq is greater than 1, then then reactants are. When calculating Keq, only substances which are are considered. Solids and liquids are since their concentrations generally won't

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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