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A reaction X<--->Y occurs in a closed vessel. when it reaches equilibrium at temperature T, the number of molecules changing from X to Y is equal to the number of molecule…

A reaction X<--->Y occurs in a closed vessel. when it reaches equilibrium at temperature T, the number of molecules changing from X to Y is equal to the number of molecule…
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A reaction X<--->Y occurs in a closed vessel. when it reaches equilibrium at temperature T, the number of molecules changing from X to Y is equal to the number of molecules changing from Y to X

true or false.

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A reaction X<--->Y occurs in a closed vessel. when it reaches equilibrium at temperature T, the number of molecules changing from X to Y is equal to the number of molecules changing from Y to X is a wrong computation so the answer is False.
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