Problem: Chemical equilibrium is the result of: A. a decrease in speed of a reaction B. the unavailability of one of the reactants C. a stoppage of further reaction D. opposing reactions attaining equal speeds E. formation of products equal in mass to the reactants
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Chemical equilibrium is the result of:
A. a decrease in speed of a reaction
B. the unavailability of one of the reactants
C. a stoppage of further reaction
D. opposing reactions attaining equal speeds
E. formation of products equal in mass to the reactants
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