Become a KFS User. 1  Make sure you have an Acceptable Use Agreement on file. If you have not completed one before, you can do so at: http://protect.iu.edu/agreement. 2  Your department must submit a KFS System User Role document, located in the Chart of Accounts module of KFS.
Equilibrium. Chemical equilibrium has been reached in a reaction when the rate of the forward reaction is equal to the rate of the reverse reaction. When a chemical reaction has reached equilibrium, collisions are still occurring: the reaction is now happening in each direction at the same rate. This means that reactants are being formed at the same rate as products are being formed, and this is indicated by double arrows, .
A reaction quotient equals the equilibrium constant at equilibrium. A reaction quotient is the same as an equilibrium constant. The more inherently stable the product of a reaction is the higher the value of K. If Q < K the reaction must progress forward to attain equilibrium. If Q < K the reaction must progress backwards to attain equilibrium.