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Natural Science Forum / Biology / Biology / May 2004equilibrium: A <--> C + D <--> E
Hi guys, if I have the following 4 substances, and if C and D are converted into E, when the system reaches equilibrium, what has happened to the amount to A in the system? A <--> C + D <--> E Thanks for the help in advance!!! >Hi guys, if I have the following 4 substances, and if C and D are >converted into E, when the system reaches equilibrium, what has [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > >Thanks for the help in advance!!! You have two simultaneous equilibria to account for: c+d <-> E and A <-> C (or whatever that reaction is). There will be a specific concentration of A present. In fact, the presence of the reaction involving A will influence the concentration of E at equilibrium. |
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