For the following reaction, co(aq)+ H,O(g)co{(g) + H2(g) what effect would increasing the volume have on the system? O The equilibrium would shift to the right The equilibrium would remain the same O The equilibrium would shift to the left O The equilibrium would go to completion

For the following reaction, co(aq)+ H,O(g)co{(g) + H2(g) what effect would increasing the volume have on the system? O The equilibrium would shift to the right The equilibrium would remain the same O The equilibrium would shift to the left O The equilibrium would go to completion

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For the following reaction,
co(aq)+ H20(g)=co2(g) + H2(g)
what effect would increasing the volume have on the system?
The equilibrium would shift to the right
The equilibrium would remain the same
The equilibrium would shift to the left
The equilibrium would go to completion

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