BasO40) + Ba²*(aq) + SO¿²(aq) The questions below apply to an equilibrium system based on the reversible reaction given above. Consider the following equilibrium, Nhat will happen to [Ba*] if additional solid BaSO4 is added to the flask? a) it will increase b) it will decrease c) it will not change d) cannot tell with the information provided Which direction will this reaction shift if water is added to the system above at equilibrium? a) the reaction shifts left because Q> K b) the reaction shifts right because Q

BasO40) + Ba²(aq) + SO¿²(aq) The questions below apply to an equilibrium system based on the reversible reaction given above. Consider the following equilibrium, Nhat will happen to [Ba] if additional solid BaSO4 is added to the flask? a) it will increase b) it will decrease c) it will not change d) cannot tell with the information provided Which direction will this reaction shift if water is added to the system above at equilibrium? a) the reaction shifts left because Q> K b) the reaction shifts right because Q

Chemistry for Engineering Students

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Chapter12: Chemical Equilibrium

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 12.11PAE

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