Explain the color change that occurred the diluted solution was heated. (How would the reaction shift if Kc went up? How did increasing the temperature affect the value of Kc? What is the sign of ΔH in the reaction?) HINT : Endothermic reactions have a positive ΔH. Exothermic

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Explain the color change that occurred the diluted solution was heated. (How would the reaction shift if Kc went up? How did increasing the temperature affect the value of Kc? What is the sign of ΔH in the reaction?)

HINT : Endothermic reactions have a positive ΔH. Exothermic reactions have a negative ΔH.

C o (H2O)2+(a q) + 4 Cl minus (a q) ⇌ C o Cl42 minus (a q) + 6 H2O

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The reaction shifts to the left, producing
blue Co Cl, 2 minus ion. K. decreases. AH is negative.
The reaction shifts to the right, producing
blue Co Cla 2 minus ion. Ke decreases. AH is negative.
The reaction shifts to the left, producing
blue Co Cl, 2 minus jion. K, increases. AH is negative.
The reaction shifts to the right, producing
blue Co Cl, 2 minus jon. K. increases. AH is negative.
The reaction shifts to the right, producing
blue Co Cla 2 minus ion. Kç increases. AH is positive.
The reaction shifts to the left, producing
blue Co Cl, 2 minus jon. K. decreases. AH is positive.
The reaction shifts to the left, producing
blue Co Cl, 2 minus jon. K, increases. AH is positive.
The reaction shifts to the right, producing
blue Co Cl. 2 minus
ion. K. decreases. AH is positive.
Transcribed Image Text:The reaction shifts to the left, producing blue Co Cl, 2 minus ion. K. decreases. AH is negative. The reaction shifts to the right, producing blue Co Cla 2 minus ion. Ke decreases. AH is negative. The reaction shifts to the left, producing blue Co Cl, 2 minus jion. K, increases. AH is negative. The reaction shifts to the right, producing blue Co Cl, 2 minus jon. K. increases. AH is negative. The reaction shifts to the right, producing blue Co Cla 2 minus ion. Kç increases. AH is positive. The reaction shifts to the left, producing blue Co Cl, 2 minus jon. K. decreases. AH is positive. The reaction shifts to the left, producing blue Co Cl, 2 minus jon. K, increases. AH is positive. The reaction shifts to the right, producing blue Co Cl. 2 minus ion. K. decreases. AH is positive.
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