Ⓒ GCCAZ CHM152, 2022 Consider the reaction 2NO(g) + 3F2(g) = 2F3NO(g), AH° = -51.2 kJ. Which of the changes below would result in the production of more F₂? Select all that apply. Increase pressure Increase temperature Remove NO Remove F3NO Increase volume Add an inert gas U

Ⓒ GCCAZ CHM152, 2022 Consider the reaction 2NO(g) + 3F2(g) = 2F3NO(g), AH° = -51.2 kJ. Which of the changes below would result in the production of more F₂? Select all that apply. Increase pressure Increase temperature Remove NO Remove F3NO Increase volume Add an inert gas U

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Ⓒ GCCAZ CHM152, 2022 Consider the reaction 2NO(g) + 3F₂(g) →
2F3NO(g), AH° = -51.2 kJ. Which of the changes below would result in
the production of more F₂? Select all that apply.
✔Increase pressure
Increase temperature
Remove NO
Remove F3NO
Increase volume
Add an inert gas

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