6. Considering the following system at equilibrium:AH =+ 215 kJC.H.(g) + Cl:(g)= C;H;Cl:(g)AH = - 215 kJa. If CH4 is added:i. Will equilibrium shift to the left or the right?ii. What happens to the concentration of Cl2?iii. What happens to the concentration of C2H;Cl2?b. If Cl2 is removed:i. Will equilibrium shift to the left or the right?ii. What happens to the concentration of C,H,?iii. What happens to the concentration of CH;Cl2?c. If the temperature is increased:i. Will equilibrium shift to the left or the right?ii. What happens to the concentration of Cl2?iii. What happens to the concentration of C,H,?iv. What will happen to the concentration of C¿H¿Cl2?d. If the pressure is increased:i. will equilibrium shift to the left or the right?ii. What happens to the concentration of Cl2?iii. What happens to the concentration of C,H,?iv. What will happen to the concentration of CH2C12?

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Considering the following system at equilibrium: AH =+ 215 kJ AH = - 215 kJ %3D CH(g) + Cl:(g)2 C,H;Cl;(g) a. If C;H4 is added: i. Will equilibrium shift to the left or the right? ii. What happens to the concentration of Cl2? iii. What happens to the concentration of C2H½CI2? b. If Cl2 is removed: i. Will equilibrium shift to the left or the right? ii. What happens to the concentration of C,H,? iii. What happens to the concentration of C2H2CI2? c. If the temperature is increased: i. Will equilibrium shift to the left or the right? ii. What happens to the concentration of Cl2? iii. What happens to the concentration of C,H,? iv. What will happen to the concentration of CH;Cl2?

Considering the following system at equilibrium: AH =+ 215 kJ AH = - 215 kJ %3D CH(g) + Cl:(g)2 C,H;Cl;(g) a. If C;H4 is added: i. Will equilibrium shift to the left or the right? ii. What happens to the concentration of Cl2? iii. What happens to the concentration of C2H½CI2? b. If Cl2 is removed: i. Will equilibrium shift to the left or the right? ii. What happens to the concentration of C,H,? iii. What happens to the concentration of C2H2CI2? c. If the temperature is increased: i. Will equilibrium shift to the left or the right? ii. What happens to the concentration of Cl2? iii. What happens to the concentration of C,H,? iv. What will happen to the concentration of CH;Cl2?

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Chapter12: Chemical Equilibrium

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