1. Consider the hypothetical reaction at equilibrium: A + B + heat C + D What will happen to the concentrations of A, B, C, and D under each of the following conditions? a. A catalyst is added to the system. b. Either C or D is added to the system. c. Either C or D is removed from the system. d. Either A or B is added to the system. e. The system is cooled. f. The system is heated.

1. Consider the hypothetical reaction at equilibrium: A + B + heat C + D What will happen to the concentrations of A, B, C, and D under each of the following conditions? a. A catalyst is added to the system. b. Either C or D is added to the system. c. Either C or D is removed from the system. d. Either A or B is added to the system. e. The system is cooled. f. The system is heated.

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1. Consider the hypothetical reaction at equilibrium: A + B + heat C + D
What will happen to the concentrations of A, B, C, and D under each of the
following conditions?
a. A catalyst is added to the system.
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c. Either C or D is removed from the system.
d. Either A or B is added
e. The system is cooled.
f. The system is heated.
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