Directions: Given the equilibrium reaction (column 1) and thestress applied (column 2), choose the appropriate effect and shiftof equilibrium found in column 3 and 4, respectively. Write theletter of the correct answer on your notebook.Equilibrium ReactionStressEffectEquilibriumAppliedDecreasing A.Shift1. H,(g) + Ch(g) 2 HCI (g)increaseA. ForwardpressureВ.decreaseB. BackwardC. No effect inthe number ofC. No Shiftmoles of HCI(g)2. Fe,0,(s) + 4H, + heat 3 Fe(s) 4H,O(g)Increasing A. increaseB. decreaseTemperature C. No effectA. ForwardtheB. BackwardC. No ShiftIn the volume ofwater vaporcollected.3. 2 NO(g) +O, (g)2 NO,(g) +Addition of A.increaseA. ForwardheatheliumВ.decreaseB. BackwardC. No effectin the number ofC. No Shiftmoles of NORemoval of A. increaseCO24. H,COs(aq) --CO.(aq) + H,O(I)A. ForwardB. decreaseB. BackwardC. No effectIn the amount ofC. No ShiftH2CO3

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Directions: Given the equilibrium reaction (column 1) and the stress applied (column 2), choose the appropriate effect and shift of equilibrium found in column 3 and 4, respectively. Write the letter of the correct answer on your notebook. Equilibrium Reaction Stress Effect Equilibrium Applied Decreasing A. Shift 1. H,(g) + Ch(g) 2 HCI (g) increase A. Forward pressure В. decrease B. Backward C. No effect in the number of moles of HCI(g) C. No Shift 2. Fe,0,(s) + 4H, + heat 3 Fe(s) 4 H,O(g) Increasing A. increase B. decrease Temperature C. No effect A. Forward B. Backward C. No Shift the In the volume of water vapor collected. 3. 2 NO(g) +O, (g) 2 NO,(g) + Addition of A. increase A. Forward heat helium В. decrease B. Backward C. No effect in the number of C. No Shift moles of NO 4. H,COs(aq) -Co,(aq) + H,O(1) Removal of A. increase A. Forward B. decrease C. No effect In the amount of H2CO3 CO2 В. Ваckward C. No Shift

Directions: Given the equilibrium reaction (column 1) and the stress applied (column 2), choose the appropriate effect and shift of equilibrium found in column 3 and 4, respectively. Write the letter of the correct answer on your notebook. Equilibrium Reaction Stress Effect Equilibrium Applied Decreasing A. Shift 1. H,(g) + Ch(g) 2 HCI (g) increase A. Forward pressure В. decrease B. Backward C. No effect in the number of moles of HCI(g) C. No Shift 2. Fe,0,(s) + 4H, + heat 3 Fe(s) 4 H,O(g) Increasing A. increase B. decrease Temperature C. No effect A. Forward B. Backward C. No Shift the In the volume of water vapor collected. 3. 2 NO(g) +O, (g) 2 NO,(g) + Addition of A. increase A. Forward heat helium В. decrease B. Backward C. No effect in the number of C. No Shift moles of NO 4. H,COs(aq) -Co,(aq) + H,O(1) Removal of A. increase A. Forward B. decrease C. No effect In the amount of H2CO3 CO2 В. Ваckward C. No Shift

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Chapter12: Chemical Equilibrium

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