.26 Lead (II) iodide can be produced upon CUU0 lead (II) and iodide ions from a solution. 21(aq) + Pb²+ (aq) = PbI₂ (s) + Heat In which direction will the equilibrium shift (right or left) if the following changes occur to the reaction at equilibrium? a. add iodide (I) c. remove lead (II) iodide b. heat the reaction d. cool the reaction

.26 Lead (II) iodide can be produced upon CUU0 lead (II) and iodide ions from a solution. 21(aq) + Pb²+ (aq) = PbI₂ (s) + Heat In which direction will the equilibrium shift (right or left) if the following changes occur to the reaction at equilibrium? a. add iodide (I) c. remove lead (II) iodide b. heat the reaction d. cool the reaction

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