This is all the information given for this question 7:50Question 13.b of 16Use the reaction quotient to predict thedirection of a reaction.Mostly ReactantsThe reaction quotient, Q, is ratio of productsto reactants at a specific time. Bycomparing Q to the equilibrium constant, K,you can predict the direction of a reaction.Compare the value of Q to K on thisnumberline and predict which direction thereaction will proceed.10-3K.5G1Tap here or pull up for additional resourcesSubmit103Mostly ProductsQ <7:50Mostly ReactantsQuestion 13.b of 1610-3K1.5GW103Mostly ProductsSubmitQTap here or pull up for additional resourcesA) The reaction will proceed to form morereactants.B) The reaction will proceed to form moreproducts.C) The reaction is at equilibrium and will notchange.D) The reaction has gone to completionand will not proceed any further.

Use the reaction quotient to predict the direction of a reaction. The reaction quotient, Q, is ratio of products to reactants at a specific time. By comparing Q to the equilibrium constant, K, you can predict the direction of a reaction. Compare the value of Q to K on this numberline and predict which direction the reaction will proceed. Mostly Reactants 10-3 Mostly Products 103

Use the reaction quotient to predict the direction of a reaction. The reaction quotient, Q, is ratio of products to reactants at a specific time. By comparing Q to the equilibrium constant, K, you can predict the direction of a reaction. Compare the value of Q to K on this numberline and predict which direction the reaction will proceed. Mostly Reactants 10-3 Mostly Products 103

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