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During chemical equilibrium, the reactants change into products slower than the products change back into reactants. a. true b. false
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During chemical equilibrium, the reactants change into products slower than the products change back into reactants.

a. true
b. false

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I believe it's B. False. If a reaction is in chemical equilibrium the rate that the reactants are converted to products must equal the rate that the products convert back into the reactants.
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