Predict the direction of the following equilibria:HI + NaF(а)(b)(c)(d)(е)HF + NalLil + KClLiCl + KICul2 + 2 CuFCUF2 + 2 CulTi(NME3)4 + 2 Hg(SME2)2Ti(SME2)4 + 2 Hg(NMe;)2B(OMe)4 + TIMe3*pyridineB(OMe)3'pyridine + TIME3(OMe)5.

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Predict the direction of the following equilibria: (a) HI + NaF HF + Nal (b) Lil + KCI LiCl + KI (c) (d) Cul2 + 2 CuF CuF2 + 2 Cul Ti(NME3)4 + 2 Hg(SMe2)2 Ti(SME2)4 + 2 Hg(NME3)2 (e) B(OMe)4 + TIMe3•pyridine B(OMe)3;pyridine + TIM2;(OMe)

Predict the direction of the following equilibria: (a) HI + NaF HF + Nal (b) Lil + KCI LiCl + KI (c) (d) Cul2 + 2 CuF CuF2 + 2 Cul Ti(NME3)4 + 2 Hg(SMe2)2 Ti(SME2)4 + 2 Hg(NME3)2 (e) B(OMe)4 + TIMe3•pyridine B(OMe)3;pyridine + TIM2;(OMe)

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Chapter15: Principles Of Chemical Reactivity: Equilibria

Section15.6: Disturbing A Chemical Equilibrium

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Predict the direction of the following equilibria:
HI + NaF
(а)
(b)
(c)
(d)
(е)
HF + Nal
Lil + KCl
LiCl + KI
Cul2 + 2 CuF
CUF2 + 2 Cul
Ti(NME3)4 + 2 Hg(SME2)2
Ti(SME2)4 + 2 Hg(NMe;)2
B(OMe)4 + TIMe3*pyridine
B(OMe)3'pyridine + TIME3(OMe)
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