Question: The following reaction is at equilibrium: CF;Br(g) =CF:(g) + 2Br(g) AH=+ 424 kJ mol"'. How will the system respond if the temperature is decreased? A The reaction will shift to the left. B The reaction will shift to the right. C There will be no change to the equilibrium position.

Question: The following reaction is at equilibrium: CF;Br(g) =CF:(g) + 2Br(g) AH=+ 424 kJ mol"'. How will the system respond if the temperature is decreased? A The reaction will shift to the left. B The reaction will shift to the right. C There will be no change to the equilibrium position.

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