00:01
All right, so let's make sure that we understand the concept of equilibrium, right? because equilibrium does not mean we have equal amounts of products and reactants necessarily.
00:14
So let's take a look at some statements and see whether they actually incorporate the concept of equilibrium or not.
00:22
And so the first statement is, if we're at equilibrium, nothing is happening.
00:28
Well, no, that's not true.
00:32
Okay? so it's not that nothing is happening.
00:38
It's that you might not see the fact that something is happening.
00:46
Okay, so this is not true.
00:48
Now, what really happens here, and this kind of goes to another section of another statement here in this question.
00:57
But if say we're making if we have a in equilibrium with b well as we make b we're also making a right we're going back and forth so even if you saw something we're like if this is red and this is yellow you might see a reaction that might give you something that's orange and just because you see the orange color not changing anymore you may think nothing is happening but really the a is converting to b and the b is converting to a at the same rate.
01:33
So if the red is turning to yellow and the yellow is turning back to red at the same rate, we still wind up with that orange.
01:42
So a is incorrect...