2. *NOTE: Disregard procedure in module and follow this insteadIron and thiocyanate (https://www.youtube.com/watch?y=ZOYYCTVLA9E )Guide Questions:1. What happens when:a. Iron (III) nitrate is added?b. Potassium thiocyanate is added?C. Sodium hydroxide is added?d. solid Potassium chloride is added?2. Explain the results on the basis of whether the forward or backward reaction isfavored when:a. Iron (III) nitrate is added?b. Potassium thiocyanate is added?c. Sodium hydroxide is added?d. solid Potassium chloride is added?3. Name and state the law involved in this procedure.4. When is a reaction said to be reversible?5. What is meant by chemical equilibrium?

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