All chemical reactions reach chemical equilibrium unless

a. there is more product than reactant.

b. there is more reactant than product.

c. a product is removed or escapes.

d. their activation energy increases.

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Kassandra Preston

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14 September, 02:02

All chemical reactions reach chemical equilibrium unless

a. there is more product than reactant.

b. there is more reactant than product.

c. a product is removed or escapes.

d. their activation energy increases.

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Karli Cook · Answer 1

C. Product is removed or escapes.

As product is removed, its concentration is lowered. Your reactants are going to continue reaction to reach the equilibrium concentration of product. A system will continue to be in equilibrium when the concentration of the reactants and products are maintained (as well as temperature).

All chemical reactions reach chemical equilibrium unlessa. there is more product than reactant.b. there is more reactant than product.c. a product is removed or escapes.d. their activation energy increases.

All chemical reactions reach chemical equilibrium unless

a. there is more product than reactant.

b. there is more reactant than product.

c. a product is removed or escapes.

d. their activation energy increases.