The reaction quotient for a system is 3.9 x 103. If the equilibrium constant for the system is 2 x 104, what will happen as the reaction mixture approaches equilibrium? Oa. There will be a net gain in reactant(s). b. The equilibrium constant will decrease until it equals the reaction quotient. c. The equilibrium constant will increase until it equals the reaction quotient. d. There will be a net gain in product(s). e. There will be a net gain in both product(s) and reactant(s).

The reaction quotient for a system is 3.9 x 103. If the equilibrium constant for the system is 2 x 104, what will happen as the reaction mixture approaches equilibrium? Oa. There will be a net gain in reactant(s). b. The equilibrium constant will decrease until it equals the reaction quotient. c. The equilibrium constant will increase until it equals the reaction quotient. d. There will be a net gain in product(s). e. There will be a net gain in both product(s) and reactant(s).

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