(a)
To determine:
Whether the number of moles of products increases, decreases, or remain same in the following equilibrium reactionis subjected to an increase in pressure by decreasing the volume.
(b)
To determine:
Whether the number of moles of products increases, decreases, or remain same in the following equilibrium reaction is subjected to an increase in pressure by decreasing the volume.
(c)
To determine:
Whether the number of moles of products increases, decreases, or remain same in the following equilibrium reaction is subjected to an increase in pressure by decreasing the volume.
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