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Problem 1: Use the conservation of mass to predict how molecules change between reactants and products in a chemical reaction. Use the Le Chatelier's principle to predict how an equilibrium responds to changes in the concentration of any reactant or product. For this problem, consider the following sample equilibrium: Equilibrium 1: A â‡Œ B + C. Explain how one molecule of B and one molecule of C form for every molecule of A consumed based on the forward reaction of the equilibrium and the conservation of mass law. Explain how one molecule of A forms for every molecule of C consumed based on the reverse reaction of the equilibrium and the conservation of mass law. Explain how no C can form if B is absent based on the reactants of the reverse reaction.

          Problem 1: Use the conservation of mass to predict how molecules change between reactants and products in a chemical reaction. Use the Le Chatelier's principle to predict how an equilibrium responds to changes in the concentration of any reactant or product. For this problem, consider the following sample equilibrium: Equilibrium 1: A â‡Œ B + C.

Explain how one molecule of B and one molecule of C form for every molecule of A consumed based on the forward reaction of the equilibrium and the conservation of mass law.

Explain how one molecule of A forms for every molecule of C consumed based on the reverse reaction of the equilibrium and the conservation of mass law.

Explain how no C can form if B is absent based on the reactants of the reverse reaction.

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