Consider the reaction H,(g) + L(s) = 2HI (g) AH=+51.8 kJ Which would not permanently increase the equilibrium quantity of HI(g)? Assume the system has reached equilibrium with all three components present. I. Increasing pressure II. Increasing temperature III. Adding an inert gas

Consider the reaction H,(g) + L(s) = 2HI (g) AH=+51.8 kJ Which would not permanently increase the equilibrium quantity of HI(g)? Assume the system has reached equilibrium with all three components present. I. Increasing pressure II. Increasing temperature III. Adding an inert gas

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Consider the reaction H,(g) + I,(s) = 2HI(g) AH=+51.8 kJ
Which would
not permanently increase the equilibrium quantity of HI(g)? Assume the system has reached
equilibrium with all three components present.
I. Increasing pressure
II. Increasing temperature
III. Adding an inert gas
I only
Il only
O I and II
I and II
I, Il and III
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