when Q, the reaction quotient, is equal to 0, is there only reactant or only product?
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let's consider an equation
a +b gives c+d
thus q=(c)(d)/(a)(b)
so if denominater/reactant is zero then q=infinity (simple maths rule)
so we see that q=0 can only be attained if numerator / products become zero.
So the only thing left will be reactant.
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