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Equilibrium graph always look like this? Is this correct?
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Equilibrium graph always look like this? (1 Viewer)
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Nope. If you turn to Chemistry Pathways by Thickett, you'll see there are different "types' of chemical equilibrium curves.sikeveo said:Equilibrium graph always look like this? Is this correct?
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Bottom line is, equilibrium is reached when the y-value stays constant.
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Thanks wanton. Thanks dreamerish, not that i didn't know it but hey thanks 
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The graph however is terrible (not the results). I hope you are not going to submit that! cnbf to type everything wrong with it; so if you are after suggestions pls say so.
sikeveo
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No it was just an exercise on a sheet. It was purely for the sake of it.