The equilibrium constant K and the forward rate constant
k1 and backward rate constant k2 has the following relation:
K = k1 / k2
So from the equation, we can say that yes it is possible
to have large K even if k1 is small given that k2 is very small compared to k1:
(k2 very less than 1)
<span>k2 << k1</span>
Answer:
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The answer for b is-Mg(Magnesium) 24.305
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The smallest tiny particles of matter which can't be divided further is called atom, i.e., an atom is the smallest building block of matter. For example: Sodium (Na), Hydrogen (H), Oxygen (O), etc.
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