Consider this reaction at equilibrium. 25O2(g) + O2ig) + 2SO3{g) AH = -198 kJ Which of these changes would cause an increase in the SO, mole ratio? SO, O adding a catalyst O decreasing the temperature O removing 02

Consider this reaction at equilibrium. 25O2(g) + O2ig) + 2SO3{g) AH = -198 kJ Which of these changes would cause an increase in the SO, mole ratio? SO, O adding a catalyst O decreasing the temperature O removing 02

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Consider this reaction at equilibrium. 2SO2(3) + O2(g) 2SO3(g) AH = -198 kJ
Which of these changes would cause an increase in the
SO3
mole ratio?
SO2
adding a catalyst
decreasing the temperature
removing 02

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