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The measurable properties of the system donot change When equilibrium is achieved. Explain.

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  2. Give three example representing physical equilibrium.

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  9. The expression for the equilibrium constant for a reaction in the gase...

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  11. What is the effect of increase in the pressure on the following reacti...

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  12. In a gaseous reaction , the reactant moles are more than the product m...

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  19. What are conjugate acid base pairs. Give two examples.

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  20. Select the conjugate pairs in the following reactions: HCI + HCO(3)^...

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