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    This document introduces the concept of chemical equilibrium. It states that chemical reactions do not always go to completion, and real systems contain mixtures of reactants and products. Over time, the concentrations of reactants and products in an equilibrium reaction will stop changing and remain constant. At equilibrium, the forward reaction rate (formation of products from reactants) equals the reverse reaction rate (formation of reactants from products), so the amounts of reactants and products remain stable.

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    Notes on Chemical Equilibrium

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    Equilibrium Notes

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    This document introduces the concept of chemical equilibrium. It states that chemical reactions do not always go to completion, and real systems contain mixtures of reactants and products. Over time, the concentrations of reactants and products in an equilibrium reaction will stop changing and remain constant. At equilibrium, the forward reaction rate (formation of products from reactants) equals the reverse reaction rate (formation of reactants from products), so the amounts of reactants and products remain stable.

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    Qihbn - SN: Product Reaction Product

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    This document introduces the concept of chemical equilibrium. It states that chemical reactions do not always go to completion, and real systems contain mixtures of reactants and products. Over time, the concentrations of reactants and products in an equilibrium reaction will stop changing and remain constant. At equilibrium, the forward reaction rate (formation of products from reactants) equals the reverse reaction rate (formation of reactants from products), so the amounts of reactants and products remain stable.

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