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Be sure to answer all parts. The molecular scenes above depict the reaction at four different times, out of sequence, as it reaches equilibrium. Each sphere (Y is red and Z is green) represents 0.025 mol, and the volume is 0.40 L. (a) Which scene(s) represent(s) equilibrium? A B (b) List the scenes in the correct sequence. If they are equal put them in alphabetical order. First: Second: Third: Fourth: A B A B D A B C D A B C D U Y=2Z

Be sure to answer all parts. The molecular scenes above depict the reaction at four different times, out of sequence, as it reaches equilibrium. Each sphere (Y is red and Z is green) represents 0.025 mol, and the volume is 0.40 L. (a) Which scene(s) represent(s) equilibrium? A B (b) List the scenes in the correct sequence. If they are equal put them in alphabetical order. First: Second: Third: Fourth: A B A B D A B C D A B C D U Y=2Z

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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