The following system is at equilibrium in a closed vessel:2 CH4(g) ⇆ C2H6(g) + H2(g)Various stresses are applied to the system as illustrated in the chart. Drag the appropriate label from the list below that indicates how the system responds to each stress. Each label can be used more than once.Sorry, that's incorrect. Try again? Unit 42-Le Chateliers Principle XMy Questions | bartlebygo.view.usg.edu/d21/le/content/2739735/viewContent/52838900/Viewjavascript:void(0Sorry, that's incorrect. Try again?Type here to searchStressIncrease pressureAdd H₂(g)Remove C₂H₂(g)Add CH₂(g)Decrease volume02 is removed from the followinResponse ofsystem to stressunchangedshifts leftshifts leftshifts rightshifts leftshifts left shifts right unchanged59°FIENG952 AM2/15/2023

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The following system is at equilibrium in a closed vessel:

2 CH₄(g) ⇆ C₂H₆(g) + H₂(g)

Various stresses are applied to the system as illustrated in the chart. Drag the appropriate label from the list below that indicates how the system responds to each stress. Each label can be used more than once.

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Unit 42-Le Chateliers Principle X
My Questions | bartleby
go.view.usg.edu/d21/le/content/2739735/viewContent/52838900/View
javascript:void(0
Sorry, that's incorrect. Try again?
Type here to search
Stress
Increase pressure
Add H₂(g)
Remove C₂H₂(g)
Add CH₂(g)
Decrease volume
02 is removed from the followin
Response of
system to stress
unchanged
shifts left
shifts left
shifts right
shifts left
shifts left shifts right unchanged
59°F
I
ENG
952 AM
2/15/2023

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