Reversible reactions can be represented by a double-headed arrow (⇌) with the top arrow indicating the forward reaction and bottom the backward reaction. A reaction that is endothermic in one direction will be exothermic in the other direction, and increasing the temperature will shift the equilibrium toward the endothermic process. Dynamic equilibrium is reached when the rates of the forward and backward reactions are equal and concentrations remain constant.
Reversible reactions can be represented by a double-headed arrow (⇌) with the top arrow indicating the forward reaction and bottom the backward reaction. A reaction that is endothermic in one direction will be exothermic in the other direction, and increasing the temperature will shift the equilibrium toward the endothermic process. Dynamic equilibrium is reached when the rates of the forward and backward reactions are equal and concentrations remain constant.
Reversible reactions can be represented by a double-headed arrow (⇌) with the top arrow indicating the forward reaction and bottom the backward reaction. A reaction that is endothermic in one direction will be exothermic in the other direction, and increasing the temperature will shift the equilibrium toward the endothermic process. Dynamic equilibrium is reached when the rates of the forward and backward reactions are equal and concentrations remain constant.
1. Reversible reactions are represented in the using this symbol: ⇌
2. The top arrow represents the forward reaction and the bottom arrow represents the backward reaction. 3. If a reaction is Endothermic in one direction it will exothermic in another direction. 4. If temperature is increased, the equilibrium moves bin thee direction of the endothermic process. 5. Dynamic equilibrium is when the forward and backward reactions are still happening, the forward and backward reactions have the same rate of reaction and the concentrations of all the reacting substances remain constant.