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Hi there.
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This question is about a chemical equilibrium.
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Just a generic example.
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Could be a plus b is in equilibrium with c plus d.
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And what equilibrium means is we've reached a point where the forward reaction equals, and i guess i should say the rate, the rate of the forward reaction equals the rate of the reverse reaction.
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Reactions have not stopped, but they are.
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Proceeding at an equal rate.
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So at this point, it appears that everything remains constant.
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Once we reach this equilibrium, we're not going to see a change in the concentration of a and b, and we're not going to see a change in the concentration of c and d.
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The reaction is still taking place, but since it's happening at the same rate, we won't see a change in our amount of reactants or our concentration of our products.
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So let's look at which of these statements.
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Are true here.
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The first one says at equilibrium, the reactants have been completely consumed.
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That is false.
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That would just be a reaction that goes to completion.
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That would not be equilibrium.
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All right, the second one...