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Why does the reaction happen itself when K > 1(K is equiribium constant)
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It's kinetics. The reaction is favored.
Keq=[H][A]/[HA]
if Keq>1 [H][A] is favored and [HA] is decreasing.
Sometimes this means it favors the products and sometimes it favors the reactants. Depends on what K is measuring.
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