AP Chemistryeasymcq1 pt
For a reaction, Q > K. What will happen?
A.The reaction proceeds in reverse
B.The reaction proceeds forward
C.The reaction is at equilibrium
D.No reaction occurs in either direction
Explanation
Core Concept
Q above K means too much product relative to equilibrium, so the reverse reaction runs, consuming products until Q falls to K.
Correct Answer
AThe reaction proceeds in reverse
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