Under which of the following situations does the equilibrium constant of areaction, K, change?O K changes when there is a change in the concentration of reactants.O K changes when there is a change in the concentration of products.O K changes when there is a change in the volume of a gaseous equilibrium.O K changes when there is a change in temperature.O The equilibrium constant, K, is a constant and therefore will not change. Compare the following two reactions ("A" and "B"), with two differentequilibrium constants, K:(A) Cl2 (g) + H2 (g) = 2HCI (g)K = 0.29(B) I2 (g) + H2 (g) = 2HI (g)K = 1.6 x 1033%3DWhich of the following statements is correct?O Reaction "A" will proceed faster because the equilibrium constant, K, is largerO Reaction "B" will proceed faster because the equilibrium constant, K, is largerO Reaction "A" favors the production of products.O Reaction "B" favors the production of products.O None of these statements are correct.

Under which of the following situations does the equilibrium constant of a reaction, K, change? O K changes when there is a change in the concentration of reactants. K changes when there is a change in the concentration of products. O K changes when there is a change in the volume of a gaseous equilibrium. O K changes when there is a change in temperature. O The equilibrium constant, K, is a constant and therefore will not change.

Under which of the following situations does the equilibrium constant of a reaction, K, change? O K changes when there is a change in the concentration of reactants. K changes when there is a change in the concentration of products. O K changes when there is a change in the volume of a gaseous equilibrium. O K changes when there is a change in temperature. O The equilibrium constant, K, is a constant and therefore will not change.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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