12. 12. How will the system at equilibrium shift in each of the cases2SO3( +2SO2@ + O2@)AH° = 187 kJThe volume is halvedа)b)The temperature decreases[O2@] decreasesd)[SO3(] increasesDraw the following stresses on a concentration line for each compounde)[SO3][SO2 ][02]

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12. How will the system at equilibrium shift in each of the cases 2SO3@ →2SO2@ + Oz@) AH° = 187 kJ а) b) The volume is halved The temperature decreases c) [O2] decreases d) [SO3(] increases e) Draw the following stresses on a concentration line for each compound

12. How will the system at equilibrium shift in each of the cases 2SO3@ →2SO2@ + Oz@) AH° = 187 kJ а) b) The volume is halved The temperature decreases c) [O2] decreases d) [SO3(] increases e) Draw the following stresses on a concentration line for each compound

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12. How will the system at equilibrium shift in each of the cases
2SO3( +2SO2@ + O2@)
AH° = 187 kJ
The volume is halved
а)
b)
The temperature decreases
[O2@] decreases
d)
[SO3(] increases
Draw the following stresses on a concentration line for each compound
e)
[SO3]
[SO2 ]
[02]

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