Equilibrium — Definition & Overview
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Problems 20
- If a reaction results in more products than reactants, then where does the equilibrium lie?
- If the equilibrium of a reaction lies to the left, what do you get more of?
- Which of these is an example of equilibrium?
- What happens to the equilibrium if you add more products to a reaction?
- What could you do to shift the equilibrium to the left of a reaction?
- Which word best describes equilibrium?
- What could you do to shift a reaction's equilibrium to the right?
- Which of the following describes how different actions affect the equilibrium of a reaction?
- Which of the following is a stable system created by equal, opposing forces?
- What is equilibrium?
- Fill in the blank: When a reaction is at equilibrium it means that 000‾\underline{\phantom{000}}000.
- In a cell, molecules typically move across the cell membrane from the area of high concentration to the area of low concentration. Which of the following is true about equilibrium?
- What does Le Chatelier's principle state?
- Which of the following can change the equilibrium of a reaction? Select any that apply.
- What would happen if you added more reactant to a reaction?
- What happens when equilibrium shifts to the left?
- Fill in the blank: At equilibrium, the forward and reverse reactions 000‾\underline{\phantom{000}}000.
- Which of the following could be the forward reaction between reactants A and B and product C?
- If W and X are the reactants of a reaction and Y and Z are the products, which of the following shows the reverse reaction?
- In cells, molecules move across the cell membrane to maintain an equilibrium on each side. If the diagrams above show two sides of a membrane, which one is at equilibrium?