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[Chemistry] Since at equilibrium a reaction is when the rate of forward reaction equals the rate of the reverse, is there energy in the reaction? Could you take out all the energy and have the rate of reaction be zero?

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When EM waves lose energy when propagating through a medium, are they then a different type of EM wave with lower frequency and higher wavelength?

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[Chemistry] Since at equilibrium a reaction is when the rate of forward reaction equals the rate of the reverse, is there energy in the reaction? Could you take out all the energy and have the rate of reaction be zero?	1	askscience
When EM waves lose energy when propagating through a medium, are they then a different type of EM wave with lower frequency and higher wavelength?	1	askscience