3. Which is true of a reaction with a small value of Keq? *O Reactants and products are approximately in the same concentration at equilibrium.Equilibrium is rarely established for the reactions.O Most of the particles in the container are reactant particles.Most of the particles in the container are product particles.The reverse reaction occurs at a much slower rate than does the forward reaction. 4. Which is an example of a heterogeneous equilibrium system? *a. 2H,(g) + 0,(g) 2H,0(g)b. NO,(g) + NO(g) N,0,(g)c. PCI,(g) PCI,(g) + Cl,(g)d. Cu²+(aq) + 20H (aq) = Cu(OH),(s)e. Fe+(aq) + SCN-(aq) FESCN2+(aq)aO b

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3. Which is true of a reaction with a small value of Keq? * Reactants and products are approximately in the same concentration at equilibrium. Equilibrium is rarely established for the reactions. O Most of the particles in the container are reactant particles. O Most of the particles in the container are product particles. The reverse reaction occurs at a much slower rate than does the forward reaction.

3. Which is true of a reaction with a small value of Keq? * Reactants and products are approximately in the same concentration at equilibrium. Equilibrium is rarely established for the reactions. O Most of the particles in the container are reactant particles. O Most of the particles in the container are product particles. The reverse reaction occurs at a much slower rate than does the forward reaction.

Chemistry: Matter and Change

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Chapter18: Acids And Bases

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