Question

@JFraser

Answer 1

KEQ is always a ratio, and it's always \(\frac{[products]}{[reactants]}\)

Answer 2

Is it C or D?

Answer 3

it might be, but do you see how there are \(two\) >> signs?

Answer 4

Yes...

Answer 5

what does that mean, why not put just one?

Answer 6

Products are favored over reactants in the reaction?

Answer 7

it's true that 2 > 1, and 10000000 > 1

but it's also true that 10000000 >> 1

Answer 8

two >> mean "much much greater than", rather than just one

Answer 9

So it would be B?

Answer 10

yup

Answer 11

It was D.