Direction of Reversible Reactions

AP Chemistry· difficulty 3/5

If Q < K, the reaction

A
$Is at equilibrium$
B
$Shifts right (toward products)$
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C
$Shifts left (toward reactants)$
D
$Stops$

Explanation

Q < K means too few products \to forward direction proceeds.

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