Question 18 For the following endothermic reaction: X(g) + Y(s) = 2Z(g). Circle which direction the reaction will go if: a) X is removed b) Z is added c) Y is added d) Pressure is increase e) Temperature is increase f) Volume is increase * g) More catalyst is added 12

Question 18 For the following endothermic reaction: X(g) + Y(s) = 2Z(g). Circle which direction the reaction will go if: a) X is removed b) Z is added c) Y is added d) Pressure is increase e) Temperature is increase f) Volume is increase * g) More catalyst is added 12

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