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For this reaction, H2(g) + F2(g)¬ 2HF(g) AH=-537 kJ and Kę = 1.15x102 Using LeChatlier's principle predict which direction the equilibrium will proceed when the following changes are made? H2 is added backward + F2 is removed Forward A catalyst is added No change Temperature is increased Forward : The reaction vessel is compressed to half of its volume No change

For this reaction, H2(g) + F2(g)¬ 2HF(g) AH=-537 kJ and Kę = 1.15x102 Using LeChatlier's principle predict which direction the equilibrium will proceed when the following changes are made? H2 is added backward + F2 is removed Forward A catalyst is added No change Temperature is increased Forward : The reaction vessel is compressed to half of its volume No change

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For this reaction, H2(g) + F2(g)- 2HF(g) AH=-537 kJ and K = 1.15x102 Using LeChatlier's principle predict which direction the equilibrium will proceed when the following changes are made? H2 is added backward + F2 is removed Forward A catalyst is added No change : Temperature is increased Forward The reaction vessel is compressed to half of its volume No change +
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