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“Chemical Equilibrium Using Scratch” Summary: In this activity, you will use Scratch to examine the effects of different stresses on the chemical equilibrium of a chemical reaction. You will answers regarding chemical equilibrium while watching demonstrations of how they operate. What is chemical equilibrium? How does adding reactants/products affect chemical equilibrium? How does removing reactants/products affect chemical equilibrium? How does adding/removing heat affect chemical equilibrium?

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