If the reaction A + B → C has an equilibrium constant of 10-6. Which of...
If the reaction A + B → C has an equilibrium constant of
10-6. Which of the following statements are
necessarily true?
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At equilibrium there will be more products than reactants |
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At equilibrium there will be more reactants than products |
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the reaction is spontaneous |
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the reaction is not spontaneous |
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The reaction is fast |
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The reaction is slow |
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The chemical potential energy of the products is greater than that of the reactants |
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The chemical potential energy of the reactants is greater than that of the products |
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The reaction is exothermic |
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The reaction is endothermic |
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The equilibrium constant of the reverse reaction (products and reactants switched) is 106 |
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The equilibrium constant of the reverse reaction (products and reactants switched) is -10-6 |
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The equilibrium constant of the reverse reaction (products and reactants switched) is 10-6 |
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the change in standard Gibbs free energy is positive |
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the change in standard Gibbs free energy is negative |
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