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1. For the following equation, H2 + I2 + 12.6kcal = 2HI (all gases), tell whether %3D H2 increases.decreases or remains the same with each of the following changes. a. addition of I2 b. addition of HI c. removal of I2

1. For the following equation, H2 + I2 + 12.6kcal = 2HI (all gases), tell whether %3D H2 increases.decreases or remains the same with each of the following changes. a. addition of I2 b. addition of HI c. removal of I2

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