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How can I identify when the reaction is in equilibrium

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masha68 [24]3 years ago

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<h2>Chemical equilibrium, however, is always the point at which there is no bias towards creating products or reactants. If the forward reaction rate and reverse reaction rate are equal, then there is no net change in concentration of the reactants or products. This makes them appear to be stable.</h2>

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