11.) Consider the following equilibrium system: 3H2(8) + N2(8) 2NH3() + Heat State what affect (right or left) each of the following will have on this system: a. More N2 is added b. Some NH3 is removed c. A catalyst is added d. Temperature is increased e. Volume of vessel is increased

11.) Consider the following equilibrium system: 3H2(8) + N2(8) 2NH3() + Heat State what affect (right or left) each of the following will have on this system: a. More N2 is added b. Some NH3 is removed c. A catalyst is added d. Temperature is increased e. Volume of vessel is increased

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11.) Consider the following equilibrium system:
3H2(g) +
N2(8)
2NH3(3) + Heat
State what affect (right or left) each of the following will have on this system:
a.
More N2 is added
b. Some NH3 is removed
c. A catalyst is added
d. Temperature is increased
e. Volume of vessel is increased

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