The following system is in equilibrium:2S(s) + 5 F 2 (g) ⥦ S F 4 (g) + S F 6 (g)Which will cause the equilibrium to shift to theright?A. increased concentration of S F 4B. increased concentration of S F 6C. increased pressure on the systemD. decreased pressure on the system

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The following system is in equilibrium:
2S(s) + 5 F 2 (g) ⥦ S F 4 (g) + S F 6 (g)
Which will cause the equilibrium to shift to the
right?
A. increased concentration of S F 4
B. increased concentration of S F 6
C. increased pressure on the system
D. decreased pressure on the system

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