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Question: 1
Write down the use of oxygen?
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Oxygen is used to prepare sulphur dioxide which is further used to manufacture king of chemicals sulphuric acid.
Question: 2
Why the reversible reactions do not go to completion ?
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It is because in reversible reactions products re-combine to form the reactants in a same rate as the reactants from the product
Question: 3
What is direction of reversible reaction?
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These reactions proceed in both direction. Forward direction Reverse direction.
Question: 4
How the active mass is represented.
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Active mass is represented by square brackets [ ]
Question: 5
Write down the use of Nitrogen.
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These gases ae being used to manufacture chemicals since the advent of 20th century.
Question: 6
Write down the use of oxygen .
Answer: 6
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Oxygen is used to prepare sulphur dioxide which is further used to manufacture king of chemicals sulphuric acid
Question: 7
Give the characteristics of reversible reaction
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The reactions in which products recombine to product the reactants are called reversible reactions
Question: 8
What is meant by extent of reaction ?
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It indicates how much reactants are converted into products and how far a reaction proceeds before reactant form the products
Question: 9
What is law of mass action?
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The rate at which a substance react is directly proportional to active mass and the rate of reaction is directly proportional to the product of the active masses of the reacting substance.
Question: 10
Define chemical equilibrium state
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When the rate of forward reaction take place at the rate of reverse reactions , the composition of the reaction mixture remain constant , it is called chemical equilibrium
Question: 11
Define chemical equilibrium state.
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When The rate of forward reaction take place at the rate of reverse reaction, the composition of the reaction mixture remains constant, it is called chemical equilibrium.
Question: 12
Why amount if reactants and products do not change in reversible reaction ?
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In dynamic equilibrium rate of forward reaction is always equal to rate of reverse reaction as in reversible reaction by dynamic equilibrium condition is appear that is why the amount will not change
Question: 13
Write down the uses of nitrogen .
Answer: 13
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These gases are being used to manufacture chemicals since the advent of 20th century
Question: 14
What us state equilibrium .explain with example
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When reactions ceases to proceed it is called static equilibrium
Question: 15
What is static equilibrium, explain with example.
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When reaction ceases to proceed it is called static equilibrium. Example: A building remains standing rather than falling down because all of forces acting upon it are balanced.
Question: 16
why reversible reactions never complete?
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As reversible reactions are those in which reactants combine to form product and product recombine to form the reactants that is why they never complete.
Question: 17
How direction of a reaction can be predicted ?
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The direction of a reaction can be predicted by inserting the concentration of the reactants and products at the particular moment in the equilibrium expression
Question: 18
What are irreversible reaction?
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The reactions in which the product do not recombine to form the reactants.
Question: 19
Which types of reactions do not go to completion ?
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Reversible reaction never go to completion . Because in it products recombine to form the reactants
Question: 20
How dynamic equilibrium is established?
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When the forward reaction become equal to the reverse reaction then equilibrium state is established Rate of forward reaction = Rate of Reverse reactions.
Question: 21
How can you know that a reaction has achieved an equilibrium state ?
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By knowing the value of Kcwe can predict the equilibrium state . If the value of Qcis equal to Kcthen indicate that a reaction has achieved an equilibrium state
Question: 22
If a reaction has large value of Kcwill it go to completion and why ?
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The large values of Kcindicate that at equilibrium state reaction mixture consists of almost all product and reactants are negligible . It also shows that reaction has almost gone to completion reaction
Question: 23
What is law of mass action ?
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The rate at which a substance react is directly proportional to active mass and the rate of reaction is directly proportional to the product of the active mass of of the reacting substance
Question: 24
Write down the component of atmosphere and its % age?
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The two major components of atmosphere are nitrogen and oxygen gases constitute 99% of the atmosphere.
Question: 25
What do you mean by equilibrium constant?
Answer: 25
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Ratio of the product of concentration of product raised to the power of the coefficient to the product of concentration of reactants raised to the power of co-efficient in a balance chemical equation.
Question: 26
Why reversible reaction never complete ?
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As reversible reactions are those in which reactions combine to form product and product recombine to form the reactants that us why they never complete

Question: 27
How the active mass is represented ?
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Active mass is represented by square brackets { }
Question: 28
What are the characteristics of a reaction that established equilibrium state at once?
Answer: 28
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If a reaction has very small value of Kcwill attain the equilibrium state at once
Question: 29
How dynamic equilibrium is established ?
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When the forward reaction become equal to the reverse reaction then equilibrium state is established
Question: 30
Why at equilibrium state reaction does not stop ?
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It is because the forward reaction take place at the same reaction as of reverse but in opposite direction . So reactants convert into product and products into reactants
Question: 31
Write down the component of atmosphere and its percentage
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The two major components of atmosphere are nitrogen and oxygen gases constitute 99% of the atmosphere