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Question
The equlilibrium, \[\ce{H2O_{(l)} <=> H+_{( aq)} + OH-_{( aq)}}\] is ______.
Options
dynamic
static
physical
mechanical
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Solution
The equlilibrium, \[\ce{H2O_{(l)} <=> H+_{( aq)} + OH-_{( aq)}}\] is dynamic.
Explanation:
Chemical equilibria are always dynamic in nature. The forward and reverse reactions happen at the same speed. Chemical molecules continuously react and change back and forth. Individual ion concentrations stay constant despite ongoing activity.
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