4. Given the reaction: PCl:(g) = PCl:(g) + Cl.(g) (AH° = +87.8 kJ/mol). Which of the following changes will cause the concentration of Cl, to decrease? Increase the temperature. b. Add more PCI, a. C. Compress the gas into a smaller volume. d. Remove PCl.. e. Add a catalyst.

4. Given the reaction: PCl:(g) = PCl:(g) + Cl.(g) (AH° = +87.8 kJ/mol). Which of the following changes will cause the concentration of Cl, to decrease? Increase the temperature. b. Add more PCI, a. C. Compress the gas into a smaller volume. d. Remove PCl.. e. Add a catalyst.

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4. Given the reaction: PCl(g) PCl.(g) + Cl(g) (AH° = +87.8 kJ/mol).
Which of the following changes will cause the concentration of Cl, to decrease?
Increase the temperature.
b.
a.
Add more PCI,
C.
Compress the gas into a smaller volume.
d.
Remove PC1,.
e.
Add a catalyst.

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