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Concentration (mol/L) (A) (B) (C) (D) (E) [Products] Time (s) [Reactants] a) The point where [reactants] equal [products] and thus the chemical equilibrium point. b) The point where [reactants] equal [products] and thus the fastest point of the reaction. c) Simply the point in the reaction where [reactants] equal [products]. d) The end point of the reaction. e) The mid-point of the reaction and so thus the slowest point.

          Concentration (mol/L)
(A) (B) (C) (D) (E)
[Products]
Time (s)
[Reactants]
a) The point where [reactants] equal [products] and thus the chemical equilibrium point.
b) The point where [reactants] equal [products] and thus the fastest point of the reaction.
c) Simply the point in the reaction where [reactants] equal [products].
d) The end point of the reaction.
e) The mid-point of the reaction and so thus the slowest point.

Concentration (mol/L)
(A) (B) (C) (D) (E)
[Products]
Time (s)
[Reactants]
a) The point where [reactants] equal [products] and thus the chemical equilibrium point.
b) The point where [reactants] equal [products] and thus the fastest point of the reaction.
c) Simply the point in the reaction where [reactants] equal [products].
d) The end point of the reaction.
e) The mid-point of the reaction and so thus the slowest point.

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Chemistry: Structure and Properties

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- The graph plots the concentration of reactants and products against time during a chemical reaction. - [Reactants] and [Products] refer to the concentration of reactants and products, respectively, in moles per liter (mol/L). - Time (s) refers to the time Show more…

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Please indicate what each point on the graph represent as. (A) (B) (C) (D) (E) [Pro{ducts] Concentration (mol /L) [Reactants] Time (s) a) b) c) d) e) The point where [reactants] equal [products] and thus the chemical equilibrium point. The point where [reactants] equal [products] and thus the fastest point of the reaction. Simply the point in the reaction where [reactants] equal [products] The end point of the reaction. The mid-point of the reaction and so thus the slowest point.