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What happens when the dynamic equilibrium state of a system is disturbed by changing the conditions?
A. The position of the equilibrium shifts toward the reactants.
B. The equilibrium shifts to counteract that change.
C. The position of the equilibrium is maintained.
D. The equilibrium state is unable to reestablish.
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