For items 11 to 15 Predict the direction of the reaction that will be favored by the system below when the equilibrium is disturbed by the factors given. nitrogen monoxide (g) + carbon monoxide (g) + heat 2 nitrogen gas + carbon dioxide (g) Write: A if forward (left to right) B if reverse (right to left) C no effect 11. The amount of nitrogen gas is doubled. 12. The system is cooled. 13. The total pressure is decreased. 14. Inhibitors are added. 15. Some carbon monoxides are removed in the reaction mixture

For items 11 to 15 Predict the direction of the reaction that will be favored by the system below when the equilibrium is disturbed by the factors given. nitrogen monoxide (g) + carbon monoxide (g) + heat 2 nitrogen gas + carbon dioxide (g) Write: A if forward (left to right) B if reverse (right to left) C no effect 11. The amount of nitrogen gas is doubled. 12. The system is cooled. 13. The total pressure is decreased. 14. Inhibitors are added. 15. Some carbon monoxides are removed in the reaction mixture

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Chapter12: Gaseous Chemical Equilibrium

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Problem 38QAP: Nitrogen dioxide can decompose to nitrogen oxide and oxygen. 2NO2(g)2NO(g)+O2(g) K is 0.87 at a...

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