22. Examine the equilibrium expression below. If the Keq is 2x10^5, whichstatement is true?N,(g) + 3CL(g) = 2NCI,(g)Reactant formation is favoured.The side with the most of moles is favoured.O Product formationis favoured.Neither left or right side of the equation is favoured.Option 5 21. The following equilibrium equation below is important in the productionof sulfuric acid. Product yield can be increased by *2SO2@) + O2ig) 2SO) AH = -198kJremoving [SO2] from the system.removing [02] from the system.O decreasing temperature of the system.increasing the volume of the reaction vessel.O decreasing the pressure of the system.

22. The given reaction is as follows: N2g + 3Cl2g ⇔ 2NCl3g The value of the equilibrium constant for…

22. Examine the equilibrium expression below. If the Keq is 2x10^5, which statement is true? N,(g) + 3C1,(g)= 2NCI,(g) O Reactant formation is favoured. O The side with the most of moles is favoured. O Product formationis favoured. O Neither left or right side of the equation is favoured. O Option 5

22. Examine the equilibrium expression below. If the Keq is 2x10^5, which statement is true? N,(g) + 3C1,(g)= 2NCI,(g) O Reactant formation is favoured. O The side with the most of moles is favoured. O Product formationis favoured. O Neither left or right side of the equation is favoured. O Option 5

Chemistry

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Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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