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Chemical Reactions at Equilibrium
Does a reaction that is at equilibrium undergo continual change, or does is just remain the same?
And... Is a reaction at equilibrium when no reactants remain? |
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You mean, in a reversible reaction? Then, the equilibrium remains the same, but the reaction continues. This is because the forward reaction is equal to the reverse reaction. No. I don't think so. |
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