10) Complete the following review tableN,(g) + 3 H,(g) = 2 NH,(g) AH=-92.4 kJ/molLe Châtelier PredictsChemical Kinetics ExplainsResponseSome of the added H, removedStressShiftEffectNet RxAdd H,Add NH,Removed N,Decrease volume(increase pressure)Decrease TemperatureLeftr,decreaseNet forward rxr. decreases more than r.

rb = rate of backward reaction rf = rate of forward reaction

N,(g) + 3 H,(g) = 2 NH,(g) AH=-92,4 kJ/mol Le Châtelier Predicts Chemical Kinetics Explains Stress Shift Effect Response Some of the added H, removed Net Rx Add H, Add NH, Removed N, Left r, decrease Decrease volume Net forward rx (increase pressure) Decrease Temperature r. decreases more than r̟

N,(g) + 3 H,(g) = 2 NH,(g) AH=-92,4 kJ/mol Le Châtelier Predicts Chemical Kinetics Explains Stress Shift Effect Response Some of the added H, removed Net Rx Add H, Add NH, Removed N, Left r, decrease Decrease volume Net forward rx (increase pressure) Decrease Temperature r. decreases more than r̟

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10) Complete the following review table
N,(g) + 3 H,(g) = 2 NH,(g) AH=-92.4 kJ/mol
Le Châtelier Predicts
Chemical Kinetics Explains
Response
Some of the added H, removed
Stress
Shift
Effect
Net Rx
Add H,
Add NH,
Removed N,
Decrease volume
(increase pressure)
Decrease Temperature
Left
r,decrease
Net forward rx
r. decreases more than r.

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