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When is chemical equilibrium attained in a reversible reaction?

When is chemical equilibrium attained in a reversible reaction?<br/>

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Anika Nicole

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Answered Jun 08, 2018

Here, the correct answer is -Concentration of the products remains constant. Other options do not give a favor to attain a chemical equilibrium.

Chemical equilibrium is a type of chemical reaction in which the concentration of both reactants and products doesn't change and remains constant at the equilibrium state. Hence, there will not be any possibility of observable change in the properties of the system.

There are some other characteristics of a chemical equilibrium:

  • It takes place only in a closed container or closed system.
  • You can attain equilibrium either from the reactants or the products side.
  • A catalyst doesn't have any kind of effect on it.
  • Chemical equilibrium is dynamic in nature.

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John Smith

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Answered Apr 26, 2017

Concentration of the products remains constant
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