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Consider the Following Image Representing an Equilibrium Mixture

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Consider the following image representing an equilibrium mixture. The black spheres represent the reactant and the gray spheres the product. Consider the following image representing an equilibrium mixture. The black spheres represent the reactant and the gray spheres the product.   If this reaction was started with only reactants, at equilibrium about 67% of the reactant was converted to product. If this reaction was started with only reactants, at equilibrium about 67% of the reactant was converted to product.

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