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A mixture has Qc larger than Kc. What happens?
Chemistry
Easy
High School (11–12)
Equilibrium › Chemical Equilibrium
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A mixture has
Q
c
Q_c
Q
c
larger than
K
c
K_c
K
c
. What happens?
The reaction goes forward until
Q
c
=
K
c
Q_c = K_c
Q
c
=
K
c
K
c
K_c
K
c
rises to meet
Q
c
Q_c
Q
c
The reaction goes backward until
Q
c
=
K
c
Q_c = K_c
Q
c
=
K
c
Nothing, as the mixture is at equilibrium
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