Interpretation:
Among the given reactions the product favoured reaction has to be identified and then all the reactions has to be placed in order from most reactant-favoured to most product-favoured.
Concept Introduction:
Equilibrium Constant & Direction of reaction:
Case 1:
Reaction is strongly product-favoured; equilibrium concentrations of products are much greater than equilibrium concentrations of reactants.
Case 2:
Reaction is strongly reactant-favoured; equilibrium concentrations of reactants are much greater than equilibrium concentrations of products.
Case 3:
Equilibrium mixture contains significant concentrations of reactants and products; calculations are needed to determine equilibrium concentrations.
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