III. Write whether the direction of the reaction will go FORWARD, REVERSE or NO CHANGE 2 Ag) + Bigl Qa) + heat 1. Pressure increased 2. Volume decreased 3. 2A removed 4. B added 5. System was cooled. 6. Catalyst was added. Q was collected. 7. Both B and O were removed: same amount 8.

III. Write whether the direction of the reaction will go FORWARD, REVERSE or NO CHANGE 2 Ag) + Bigl Qa) + heat 1. Pressure increased 2. Volume decreased 3. 2A removed 4. B added 5. System was cooled. 6. Catalyst was added. Q was collected. 7. Both B and O were removed: same amount 8.

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Chapter5: Principles Of Chemical Reactivity: Energy And Chemical Reactions

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 116SCQ: Calculate rH for the reaction 2 C(s) + 3 H2(g) + O2(g) C2H5OH() given the information below. C(s)...

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III. Write whether the direction of the reaction will go FORWARD, REVERSE or NO CHANGE.
2 A) + Bigl
Q+heat
1.
Pressure increased
2.
Volume decreased
3.
2A removed
4.
B added
5.
System was cooled.
6.
Catalyst was added.
Q was collected.
7.
Both B and Q were removed; same amount.
Temperature was increased.
Both B and Q were added; same amount.
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