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The state in which two opposing chemical reactions continue but the net change in rate is zero is the state of:
The state in which two opposing chemical reactions continue but the net change in rate is zero is the state of:
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The correct option is D Equilbrium
When the rate of the forward reaction is equal to the rate of the backward reaction, a state of chemical equilibrium is achieved by the system and there is no net change in rate.
Theory:
Chemical equilibrium:
Chemical equilibrium is stated at a given temperature where the measurable properties like pressure, concentration, density or colour remain constant with time.
When the rate of the forward reaction is equal to the rate of the backward reaction, a state of chemical equilibrium is achieved by the system and there is no net change in rate.
Theory:
Chemical equilibrium:
Chemical equilibrium is stated at a given temperature where the measurable properties like pressure, concentration, density or colour remain constant with time.
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