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At room temperature when HI (aq) is added to potassium bisulfite, KHSO3(s), sulfur dioxide is formed and the reaction vessel becomes cold.  HI (aq) + KHSO3(s)→ SO2(g) + H2O(l) + K+(aq) + I-(aq). Fill in the blank: A.) If the temp of the reaction vessel is increased then Kfwd will... (decrease, stay the same, increase, or need more info). B.) If the temp of the reaction vessel is increased then forward reaction rate will... (decrease, stay the same, increase, or need more info).

At room temperature when HI (aq) is added to potassium bisulfite, KHSO3(s), sulfur dioxide is formed and the reaction vessel becomes cold.  HI (aq) + KHSO3(s)→ SO2(g) + H2O(l) + K+(aq) + I-(aq). Fill in the blank: A.) If the temp of the reaction vessel is increased then Kfwd will... (decrease, stay the same, increase, or need more info). B.) If the temp of the reaction vessel is increased then forward reaction rate will... (decrease, stay the same, increase, or need more info).

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At room temperature when HI (aq) is added to potassium bisulfite, KHSO3(s), sulfur dioxide is formed and the reaction vessel becomes cold.  HI (aq) + KHSO3(s)→ SO2(g) + H2O(l) + K+(aq) + I-(aq).

Fill in the blank:

A.) If the temp of the reaction vessel is increased then Kfwd will... (decrease, stay the same, increase, or need more info).

B.) If the temp of the reaction vessel is increased then forward reaction rate will... (decrease, stay the same, increase, or need more info).

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