13. In the following reaction, HBr and H2 are colorless gases, and Br2 is a red-orange colored gas. 2HB + heat H, + Br, How would the appearance of an equilibrium mixture of these reactants and products change if the mixture was cooled a. red-orange color would get darker b. red-orange color would get lighter c. the color intensity would not change d. more than one response is correct e. no correct response

13. In the following reaction, HBr and H2 are colorless gases, and Br2 is a red-orange colored gas. 2HB + heat H, + Br, How would the appearance of an equilibrium mixture of these reactants and products change if the mixture was cooled a. red-orange color would get darker b. red-orange color would get lighter c. the color intensity would not change d. more than one response is correct e. no correct response

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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