4. Consider the system described by the following reaction: Coor + Ozor = CO + Hom 2(0) AH=-2847 6 kJ What effect would the following changes have on the concentration of the substances at equilibrium? Use Le Châtelier's principle to support your answers a. The temperature of the container used for the reaction decreases. b. The pressure increases. c. A catalyst is added d The volume of the container increases e [CO₂] increases.

4. Consider the system described by the following reaction: Coor + Ozor = CO + Hom 2(0) AH=-2847 6 kJ What effect would the following changes have on the concentration of the substances at equilibrium? Use Le Châtelier's principle to support your answers a. The temperature of the container used for the reaction decreases. b. The pressure increases. c. A catalyst is added d The volume of the container increases e [CO₂] increases.

Principles of Modern Chemistry

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Chapter14: Chemical Equilibrium

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