Consider an equilibrium system based on the reaction above. This equilibrium mixture is contained in a piston. 27. Which occurs when the volume of the system is increased at constant temperature? number of molecules total number of molecules of SO2(9) of all gases (A) increases increases 3 0 0 0 0 29, (B) (C) increases (D) remains the same (E) increases decreases remains the same increases. partial pressure of SO2(g) 28. Which occurs when the force on the piston is decreased at constant temperature? total pressure of all gases (A) increases increases increases (B) (C) (D) remains the same (E) remains the same decreases remains the same number of molecules of SO2(9) (A) increases (B) increases (C) remains the same (D) remains the same (E) increases decreases remains the same increases decreases increases Kp remains the same remains the same remains the same Which occurs when the temperature of the system is increased at constant volume? total number of molecules of all gases decreases decreases decreases increases increases decreases increases Kp remains the same remains the same remains the same decreases decreases Kp remains the same remains the same remains the same decreases decreases

Consider an equilibrium system based on the reaction above. This equilibrium mixture is contained in a piston. 27. Which occurs when the volume of the system is increased at constant temperature? number of molecules total number of molecules of SO2(9) of all gases (A) increases increases 3 0 0 0 0 29, (B) (C) increases (D) remains the same (E) increases decreases remains the same increases. partial pressure of SO2(g) 28. Which occurs when the force on the piston is decreased at constant temperature? total pressure of all gases (A) increases increases increases (B) (C) (D) remains the same (E) remains the same decreases remains the same number of molecules of SO2(9) (A) increases (B) increases (C) remains the same (D) remains the same (E) increases decreases remains the same increases decreases increases Kp remains the same remains the same remains the same Which occurs when the temperature of the system is increased at constant volume? total number of molecules of all gases decreases decreases decreases increases increases decreases increases Kp remains the same remains the same remains the same decreases decreases Kp remains the same remains the same remains the same decreases decreases

Chemistry

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Chapter13: Chemical Equilibrium

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1ALQ: Consider an equilibrium mixture of four chemicals (A, B, C, and D, all gases) reacting in a closed...

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