Because teachers don’t really understand it all that well themselves so they can’t teach it effectively
it would be heating of 32g of s and 56g of Fe to produce 88g of FeS and unused reactants
<u>Answer:</u>
<em>D. The reverse reaction rate increases.</em>
<u>Explanation:</u>
The<em> rate of reverse</em> increases if the products are increased in a mixture at equilibrium.
At first,<em> rate of forward and backward</em> reactions are same for a <em>mixture in equilibrium.
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<em>If we add products or,the reaction moves to the opposite side I.e towards reactants side.</em>
so,according to the Le Chateliers principle,the reaction shifts opposite to the side of increase. so,according to the Le Chateliers priciple, <em>the rate of reverse or backward reaction will increase with the increase in the products.</em>
It is called terminal velocity. I hope it's right though...
