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Question 84 is in reference to the equilibrium constant and the equilibrium constant expression for a reaction.
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It suggests that we have an equilibrium constant that is equal to one, and it wants to know then if it's possible that when the equilibrium constant is one, that we could have 50 % reactants and 50 % products.
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But it also is suggesting that this may not be true all the time, so if we have an equilibrium reaction with an equilibrium constant equal to one, we see here that when a, reactant, goes to b product, the equilibrium constant will be the concentration of product over concentration of reactant.
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And in this case, the reactant and product concentrations would be equal to each other in order for us to get an equilibrium constant of one, and we would have 50 % of each.
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However, in this scenario, which is a going to 4b, the equilibrium constant expression would be b to the fourth divided by a, and we'll set that also equal to 1...