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The equilibrium constant (K) is the value that is obtained when the reaction attains equilibrium. It…

↑ temperature result in ↑ product formation in the equilibrium because the rate of forward reaction is a few times higher than the rate of backward reaction Favour the Kt (for endothermic) Increase T (Theat) endothermic reaction KI (for exothermic) heat + A=B mixture Favour the exothermic K (for endothermic) Decrease T (theat) reaction KT (for exothermic) A=B+ heat Question: For a specific reaction, which of the following statements is TRUE about K, the equilibrium 17 constant? It always remains the same at different reaction conditions. It increases if the concentration of one of the products is increased. It changes with changes in the temperature. A B It increases if pressure is increased.

↑ temperature result in ↑ product formation in the equilibrium because the rate of forward reaction is a few times higher than the rate of backward reaction Favour the Kt (for endothermic) Increase T (Theat) endothermic reaction KI (for exothermic) heat + A=B mixture Favour the exothermic K (for endothermic) Decrease T (theat) reaction KT (for exothermic) A=B+ heat Question: For a specific reaction, which of the following statements is TRUE about K, the equilibrium 17 constant? It always remains the same at different reaction conditions. It increases if the concentration of one of the products is increased. It changes with changes in the temperature. A B It increases if pressure is increased.

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