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Ahmed Abdullah
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Equillibrium and rate constant
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March 28, 2009, 06:02:59 AM »
. Suppose two different reactions (having different rate constant) are in equilibrium; the proportion of the product and reactant in both of the reactions are same. How can we comment about the rate constants (which one is larger etc)?
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Is any other information provided? I'd want to know how long it took to get to equilibrium or the order of the reactants/reaction, or if any changes can be made and how long it take for it to reach its possibly new equilibrium.
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