1. Consider the equilibrium decomposition of ammonium bromide. NH4Br(s) = NH3(g) + HBr(g) Once equilibrium is established, which of the following would cause this reaction to favor the products more? a. Decrease PHBr. b. Increase the amount of NH4Br. c. Increase the total pressure d. Increase PNH3

1. Consider the equilibrium decomposition of ammonium bromide. NH4Br(s) = NH3(g) + HBr(g) Once equilibrium is established, which of the following would cause this reaction to favor the products more? a. Decrease PHBr. b. Increase the amount of NH4Br. c. Increase the total pressure d. Increase PNH3

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1. Consider the equilibrium decomposition of ammonium bromide.
NH4Br(s) = NH3(g) + HBr(g)
Once equilibrium is established, which of the following would cause this reaction to
favor the products more?
a. Decrease PHBr.
b. Increase the amount of NH4B..
c. Increase the total pressure
d. Increase PNH3

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