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What are equilibrium processes? Explain equilibrium in Physical and Chemical processes with examples.

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In a reversible process, a state will be attained such that the rate of forward reaction is equal to the backward rate of reaction.
Such a state is known as equilibrium state.
Equilibrium processes are of two types.
They are
1. Physical equilibrium process: In such a process, equilibrium occurs in a phase transformation process.
Ex: Solid `hArr` liquid
Solid `hArr` vapour
Vapour `hArr` liquid
2. Chemical equilibrium process: If there exists an equilibrium in between reactants aned products, such reactions are said to be chemical equilibrium process.
1. `N_(2)+3H_(2) hArr2NH_(3)`
2. `2SO_(2)+O_(2) hArr 2SO_(3)`
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Knowledge Check

  • A chemical equilibrium is :

    A
    a static equilibrium where reactants & products stop combining to give products & reactants respectively
    B
    a dynamic equilibrium where the reactants and products continue to give products and reactants respectively.
    C
    Rates of forward and backward reactions are equal
    D
    Gibb’s free energy change is zero
  • The equilibrium constant of a chemical reaction

    A
    is constant at a given temperature
    B
    has only numerical value and carries no units
    C
    its value always depends upon the units in which the concentrations of species involved in chemical reaction are measured
    D
    changes if the sioichiometric coofficients of all the species involved in the chemical equation are changed
  • The equilibrium constant of a chemical reaction

    A
    is constant at a given temperature
    B
    has only numerical value and carries no units
    C
    its value always depends upon the units in which the concentrations of species involved in chemical reaction are measured
    D
    changes if the stoichiometric coefficients of all the species involved in the chemical equation are changed
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