the equilibrium constant is so large that virtually all the reactant has become product and the reaction goes to completion
the reaction is at equilibrium
the equilibrium constant is so small that virtually no product is formed and the reaction does not occur
there is no link between delta G and the equilibrium constant
it is impossible to tell from the information given
A
the equilibrium constant is so large that virtually all the reactant has become product and the reaction goes to completion
B
the reaction is at equilibrium
C
the equilibrium constant is so small that virtually no product is formed and the reaction does not occur
D
there is no link between delta G and the equilibrium constant
E
it is impossible to tell from the information given
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(C) : The equilibrium constant is so small that virtually no product is formed and the reactions do not occur.
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