A small value of Kc suggest that position of equilibrium
Correct answer: B. Lies towards left
- A. Is constantly changing
- B. Lies towards left
- C. Remains same after adding reactant
- D. Independent of T
Explanation
Kc is the ratio of product over reactants, hence a smaller kc suggests that equilibrium lies towards the reactants side i.e left side , and favours backwards reaction
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