why does kp and kc not to be zero or infinity
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A + B → C + D
n =0
so, KP =Kc
Kc = KP = [ C] [ D ]/[ A] [ B ]
here you see , above kc and kp are the ratio of ractant and products
if kc and Kp are equal to zero, it means product part =0
if reaction occur then must be product form , so Kc = Kp ≠ 0
also when kp or kc are infinity then it means reactant totally convert to product but this is not possible . because no any reaction occur in nature which is 100% convert to product .
so, kp or kc value doesn't equal to zero or infinity .
n =0
so, KP =Kc
Kc = KP = [ C] [ D ]/[ A] [ B ]
here you see , above kc and kp are the ratio of ractant and products
if kc and Kp are equal to zero, it means product part =0
if reaction occur then must be product form , so Kc = Kp ≠ 0
also when kp or kc are infinity then it means reactant totally convert to product but this is not possible . because no any reaction occur in nature which is 100% convert to product .
so, kp or kc value doesn't equal to zero or infinity .
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