Equilibria: Introduction to Equilibrium | A-level Chemistry | OCR, AQA, Edexcel

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I'm sorry but i don't think this is correct. Shouldn't the position of equilibrium shift to the side that opposes the change in order to obtain equilibrium again? Correct me if I'm wrong.

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question 2-a-ii .. its solved wrong i guess. plz check it

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it's correct, when there's a catalyst, the rate of forward reaction is increased. the rate of backward reaction is also increased. However, the nett rate of reaction is 0 which does not change. But the question is asking whether the rate of reactions increase, so yes it does

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