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14b decreases the activation energy required for the reaction.
When the activation energy is lowered ,the energy barrier can be overcome faster and hence the products can be formed faster. Thus catalysts speed up the reaction in this way
15)d all of the above .
The equilibrium will shift to the right so that the conditions are restabilised . Since heat is removed , the reaction moves to the side where more heat is produced to compensate for the less heat ie the product side . Since the reaction moves to the product side ,K value also increases(Le Chatlers principle )
16)c
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17) a at equilibrium Q=K
18)c Coefficients .They represent the coefficients of the reactants in the reaction
19)d none of the above
A system at equilibrium that has products and reactants in a single phase is in a homogeneous equilibrium; a system in which reactants, products are in different phases is said to be in a heterogeneous equilibrium.
14. A catalyst a. Participates in the reaction and b. Dec c. Increases the activation e...
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