N:(g) + 3H:(g) = 2 NH: (g); AHrxn = -92.4 kJ, meaning the reaction is exothermic. Given the aforementioned details, how will the equilibrium of the system be affected if (a) more N2 will be added, (b) decrease in temperature, and (c) increase in pressure? * This question is ALL OR NOTHING. Get one choice incorrect, all answers will be considered INCORRECT. Decrease in temperature will favor the forward reaction Adding more N: will favor the forward reaction Increase in pressure will favor the reverse reaction Decrease in temperature will favor the reverse reaction Increase in pressure will favor the forward reaction Adding more N: will favor the reverse reaction

N:(g) + 3H:(g) = 2 NH: (g); AHrxn = -92.4 kJ, meaning the reaction is exothermic. Given the aforementioned details, how will the equilibrium of the system be affected if (a) more N2 will be added, (b) decrease in temperature, and (c) increase in pressure? * This question is ALL OR NOTHING. Get one choice incorrect, all answers will be considered INCORRECT. Decrease in temperature will favor the forward reaction Adding more N: will favor the forward reaction Increase in pressure will favor the reverse reaction Decrease in temperature will favor the reverse reaction Increase in pressure will favor the forward reaction Adding more N: will favor the reverse reaction

Chemistry: An Atoms First Approach

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Chapter12: Chemical Equilibrium

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