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Question 35 of 144 in Reversible Reactions and Equilibria

Reversible reactions in a sealed container

2 marks · Hard

State two essential features that define a sealed container in the context of reversible reactions.

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Also accept: the reaction mixture is closed to the surroundings; nothing enters or exits the container

Common mistakes: Saying 'air cannot enter' without stating substances in general.; Ignoring 'no substances added' or only mentioning one aspect.

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B1 · 1 mark · States that no substances can escape from the container.

B2 · 1 mark · States that no substances can be added to the container.

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A sealed container means:

1. No substances can escape from the reaction mixture.

2. No substances can be added to the reaction mixture.

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