What are the most common mistakes students make in Equilibrium?
it means equal forward/reverse RATES, not equal amounts of reactants and products.
Top mistakes to avoid in Equilibrium: • it means equal forward/reverse RATES, not equal amounts of reactants and products. • thinking the reaction has stopped at equilibrium. • predicting the wrong direction of shift. • including pure solids/liquids in the K expression. • believing pH can't go below 0 or above 14.
Common mistake
it means equal forward/reverse RATES, not equal amounts of reactants and products.
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