Interpretation:
The concentration of the reactants and products during the course of a
Concept introduction:
The change in concentration of reactant and product per unit of time is termed as reaction rate of a chemical reaction. It is expressed as
Answer to Problem 6SSC
During the course of a chemical reaction, concentration of reactant decreases and concentration of product increases.
Explanation of Solution
In a chemical reaction the reacting molecules combines to form products. So, as the reaction proceeds, the amount of reactant in a reaction decreases and the amount of product increases. So, the concentration of reactant is low and the concentration of product is high.
Increase of concentration of product occurs during the course of a chemical reaction.
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