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Chemistry
Chapter # 09
9.1
i. Why reversible reactions never complete?
Ans. In reversible reactions the products
recombine to form reactants and this process keep on continuing. Therefore
reversible reactions never go to completion.
ii. What is static equilibrium, explain with
an example?
Ans. Static equilibrium is a state in
which the reaction ceases (stop) to proceed. This phenomena is usually
applicable in physical phenomena not in chemistry.
For
Example:
A
hanging picture on wall never falls down because all the forces acting on it
are equal and the net force is zero etc.
iii. Why the amounts of reactants and products
do not change in reversible reaction?
Ans. The amount of products and reactants
do not change in reversible reaction because the amount of substance changing
into reactants from products is equal to the amount of substance changing from
reactants to products. Therefore the amount of products and reactants remain
constant in reversible reaction.
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ReplyDeleteAoa,
ReplyDeleteSir you have written the wrong numerical value of “Kc” of CO reaction in test yourself 9.3 (part # iii).
Please write the correct one.
Thanks
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