Answer: In a reversible reaction, the forward reaction takes place simultaneously the reverse reaction. Such a reaction, on reaching equilibrium, will have equal rate of going forward and going backward.
Explanation: It is a reaction in which the reactants reacts to give products and products reacts to give the reactants back simultaneously.
[tex]A+B\rightleftharpoons C+D[/tex]
In the above reaction reactants A and B reacts together to give products C and D, and vice versa.
In these reaction rate of reaction going forward is equal the rate of reaction going backward at the equilibrium.
Answer:
In a reversible reaction, the forward reaction takes place simultaneously with the reverse reaction. Such a reaction, on reaching equilibrium, will have a constant rate of forward reaction and reverse reaction.
Explanation:
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