Determine the direction of the equilibrium will shift to as a result of the following changes 17. For the reaction,H2(g) + (g)=2HI(g) AH=-9.48kJd. decreasing temperatureb. increasing volume6 decreasing volume

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17. For the reaction, H2(g) + 1(g)=2HI(g) AH=-9.48ki d. decreasing temperature b. increasing volume € decreasing volume

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Determine the direction of the equilibrium will shift to as a result of the following changes

17. For the reaction,
H2(g) + (g)=2HI(g) AH=-9.48kJ
d. decreasing temperature
b. increasing volume
6 decreasing volume

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