1) Predict the effect of reducing the volume on the following systems at a constant temperature. a. (NH4)2Stg→ 2NH319) + H2S(9) b. 25O29) + 02 250319) c. CaCOs CaO(s) + CO2(9) d. H29) + BQ ► 2HBrg)

1) Predict the effect of reducing the volume on the following systems at a constant temperature. a. (NH4)2Stg→ 2NH319) + H2S(9) b. 25O29) + 02 250319) c. CaCOs CaO(s) + CO2(9) d. H29) + BQ ► 2HBrg)

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