Question

Many manufacturing processes involve chemical reactions that reach equilibrium.

Why would chemists adjust conditions to favor the forward reaction in a process?


to reduce the amount of product

to increase the amount of reactants

to increase the amount of product

Answer 1

Answer:

Both 1 and 2 option

Explanation:

If product amount reduce ,reactants will carry forward to balance the loss

Answer 2

The correct answer is to increase the amount of products.

Option C

Explanation:

• In an industrial process, the main aim is to get maximum output. In case of a chemical reaction, the output is the chemical product coming out of the reactions.
• Most of the reactions have an equilibrium point from where the reaction ceases, or the forward and the backward reaction rates are the same.
• So, to get the maximum output of the reaction the chemists adjust the temperature, concentration, pressure, etc of the reaction to get maximum output.

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