For the reaction: 2NOCI(g) 2NO(g) + Cl2(g) If the reaction were allowed to reach equilibrium and you were to add more NO(g), what would happen? [Check all that are correct.] Equilibrium would shift to the right. Equilibrium would shift to the left. The amount of NOCI(g) would increase.

For the reaction: 2NOCI(g) 2NO(g) + Cl2(g) If the reaction were allowed to reach equilibrium and you were to add more NO(g), what would happen? [Check all that are correct.] Equilibrium would shift to the right. Equilibrium would shift to the left. The amount of NOCI(g) would increase.

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For the reaction:
2NOCI(g)
2NO(g) + Cl2(g)
If the reaction were allowed to reach
equilibrium and you were to add more
NO(g), what would happen?
[Check all that are correct.]
Equilibrium would shift to the right.
Equilibrium would shift to the left.
The amount of NOCI(g) would increase.
The amount of Cl2(g) would increase.

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