MCAT General Chemistry Question 279: Answer and Explanation
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Question: 279
5. Considering Step 1 in isolation, if a known amount of O2NNH2 is dissolved in water, which of the following plays a role in determining how fast the reaction reaches equilibrium?
- A. The pH of the solution
- B. The reaction temperature
- C. The magnitude of the equilibrium constant
- D. The stability of O2NNH2 compared to O2NNH--and H+
Correct Answer: B
Explanation:
B The question requires an answer related to the kinetics of the reaction. Choices A, C, and D are not kinetic factors. The temperature of a reaction is factored into the rate constant (k = Ae(-Ea/RT)), so it will play a role in determining the speed of progress to equilibrium.