Question

Select the correct answer from each drop-down menu. how does the equilibrium change to counter the removal of a in this reaction? a b ⇌ ab the equilibrium . simultaneously, there’s an increase in the reaction.

Answer 1

a b ⇌ ab

The equilibrium  Shifts left simultaneously, there’s an increase in the Reverse reaction.

When the addition of the reactant in reaction system then the equilibrium will shift to the right (forward) direction of the reaction.

What happens if the equilibrium shifts to the right?

• The overall reaction will shift in a way that reduces the system's stress.
• Therefore, if one of the reactants is under more stress, the equilibrium will move to the right to eliminate some of that reactant.

What does it mean when equilibrium lies to the left?

• Yes, "to the left" does relate to a balance expression's left side.

When we say that an equilibrium is "to the left," we mean that the educt or reactant is preferred, meaning that there is more H2O present than H3O+ or OH.

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