1. Complete the following table using the words “decrease,” “same,” or “increase” to indicate how the equilibrium concentrations are affected by the stated stress. “Increase” means that when equilibrium is restored, the chemical’s concentration is greater than it was before the stress.2 NH3(g) ⇌ N2(g) + 3 H2(g) Add NH3Remove some H2Add N2Equilibrium ConcentrationN2 H2 NH3 2.HP ⇌ H+ + P- red yellowThe above equilibrium system appears orange due to equal concentrations of HP and P-.(a) What action will shift the equilibrium so the solution turns red?(b) What could be done to shift the equilibrium so the solution turns yellow?

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1. Complete the following table using the words “decrease,” “same,” or “increase” to indicate how the equilibrium concentrations are affected by the stated stress. “Increase” means that when equilibrium is restored, the chemical’s concentration is greater than it was before the stress.

2 NH3(g) ⇌ N2(g) + 3 H2(g)

		Add NH3	Remove some H2	Add N2
Equilibrium Concentration	N2
H2
NH3

HP ⇌ H+ + P-

red yellow

The above equilibrium system appears orange due to equal concentrations of HP and P-.

1. (a) What action will shift the equilibrium so the solution turns red?
2. (b) What could be done to shift the equilibrium so the solution turns yellow?

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