For the reversible reaction which k values would indicate that there is more b than a at equilibrium?

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Paige Mccoy

Chemistry

22 February, 21:57

For the reversible reaction which k values would indicate that there is more b than a at equilibrium?

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Dante Vazquez · Answer 1

In the reversible reaction any K more than 1 would show more B than A. Regardless of whether K = 1.0001, there is an exceptionally slight overabundance of B over An at harmony. Clearly the bigger K is, the more B there will be at balance. It indicates more product than reactant at equilibrium.