Chemistry, asked by vishugupta0, 11 months ago

in the reaction equilibrium A+B=C+D what will happen to the concentration of A B and D if the concentration of C is increased​

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Answered by dharmbir04698
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Thus, the concentration of A and B increases and that of D decreases due to the reaction of products C and D to proceed in to backward direction to form the reactants.

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