1. Consider the following system at equilibrium: N2(g) + 3H2(g) <-- --> 2NH3(g) Exothermic How does the system respond (shift left, right or no shift) to the following changes: a) H2 gas is added b) N2 gas is added c) NH3 gas is added d) H2 gas is removed e) N2 gas is removed

1. Consider the following system at equilibrium: N2(g) + 3H2(g) <-- --> 2NH3(g) Exothermic How does the system respond (shift left, right or no shift) to the following changes: a) H2 gas is added b) N2 gas is added c) NH3 gas is added d) H2 gas is removed e) N2 gas is removed

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1. Consider the following system at equilibrium:
N2(g) + 3H2(g) <-- --> 2NH3(g) Exothermic
How does the system respond (shift left, right or no shift) to the following changes:
a) H2 gas is added
b) N2 gas is added
c) NH3 gas is added
d) H2 gas is removed
e) N2 gas is removed
c) NH3 gas is removed
d) Temperature is increased
e) Temperature is decreased
f) Volume is increased
g) Volume is decreased
h) Neon gas is added
2. Consider the following system at equilibrium:

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