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Which of the following two reactions would have an equilibrium constant more favorable to the right? Explain your answer.
(1) Q < K or K > 1 reactions quilibrium constant more favorable to the right.
(2) Q > K or K < 1 reactions quilibrium constant more favorable to the left
(3) Q = K or K = 1 , no shift . exactly at equilibrium
example:
suppose equilibrium concentrations of [H2] = 1 , [I2] = 2 M , [HI] = 3 M. the equilibrium shifts in which direction?
H2 + I2 <-------------------> 2HI
1 2 3
K = [HI]^2 /[H2][I2]
K = 3^2 / 1 x 2
K = 4.5
here K > 1 so the reaction shifts to the right i.e product side.
note : i did not see any reactions in your question . so i am explaining in this way.
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