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2015-09-08View Original

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Is it true that the equilibrium conversion rate is the highest conversion rate for a chemical reaction?
Reply #22015-09-08
Under the same conditions, yes. It’s strange that you posted this here.
Reply #32015-09-13
It’s best for the poster to briefly state the topic of the question in their post; titles like the one used now simply won’t interest any experts enough to click and take a look.
Reply #42015-09-14
It’s not appropriate to post this here, is it? . The moderator will move you to the theory forum. .
Reply #52015-09-18
Without changing the reaction conditions, yes.
Reply #62015-09-21
The equilibrium conversion rate is the average conversion rate of a chemical reaction; it has a maximum and a minimum value, and the average conversion rate is not the maximum value! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

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