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Does a reaction stop once it has reached equilibrium? Explain
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Does a reaction stop once it has reached equilibrium? Explain

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At an equilibrium the reaction does not stop. Reactants form products and products again convert into reactants. There is no change in concentration of reactants and products due to the same rate of reaction.<<< this is all true
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