state and explain law of mass action
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The Law of mass action has 2 parts - the equilibrium rate part & the reaction rate part. The "reaction rate part" states that rate of a reaction is directly proportional to the product of active masses of the reactants with each reactant term raised to it's stoichiometric coefficient.
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The Law of mass action has 2 parts - the equilibrium rate part & the reaction rate part. The "reaction rate part" states that rate of a reaction is directly proportional to the product of active masses of the reactants with each reactant term raised to it's stoichiometric coefficient.
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Heya ,
Here's your answer,
☆ LAW OF MASS OF ACTION :
○This law was proposed by guldberg and Wage.
○According to the law the rate of any chemical reaction at certain temperature is directly proportional to the product of active masses of reactants.
[Active mass (a)]
1) for solution , active mass = active coefficient × molar concentration
2)For gases, a=active coefficient × partial pressure
Hope it helps you :)
Here's your answer,
☆ LAW OF MASS OF ACTION :
○This law was proposed by guldberg and Wage.
○According to the law the rate of any chemical reaction at certain temperature is directly proportional to the product of active masses of reactants.
[Active mass (a)]
1) for solution , active mass = active coefficient × molar concentration
2)For gases, a=active coefficient × partial pressure
Hope it helps you :)
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