Catalyst and Chemical Equilibrium
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Balance the following chemical equation . (a). ZnS+O2-ZnO+SO2
In a reversible reaction, the role played by a catalyst is to
increase the rate of the forward reaction only
increase the rate of the forward and the backward reaction to the same extent.
not affect the rate of either of the reactions.
increase the rate of backward reaction only
Select the correct statement regarding the influence of catalyst on chemical equilibrium.
The catalyst causes a shift in chemical equilibrium.
The catalyst increases the reactant concentration.
The catalyst increases the product concentration.
The catalyst helps the system to reach chemical equilibrium faster.
Why does equilibrium happen?
What is equilibrium and its condition?
Reactions taking place in both directions are called
reversible reactions
forward reactions
backward reactions
irreversible reactions
If "catalysts don't take part in chemical reactions and only change the rate of reaction " , the why during catalytic oxidation of alkanes, we get different products using Cu, MoO and when no catalyst is used?
- the reaction in which reactants are converted in to products
- the reaction in which products are converted in to reactants
- catalyst is essential
- none of these
Consider the given system in equilibrium:
2SO2(g)+O2(g)⇋2SO3(g)+heat
What effect will addition of vanadium pentoxide have on the given equilibrium system?
A backward reaction will be favored.
The new reaction mixture will contain more of sulphur trioxide.
A forward reaction will be favored.
There won't be any effect on the equilibrium system.
Identify the common property for a chemical reaction at dynamic equilibrium.
The measurable properties like concentration, density, colour, pressure, etc., remain constant at constant temperature.
The forward and backward reactions take place with the same rate.
It can be achieved from both directions.
All of the above.