2N3H, (g) + 2NO, (8) 3N, (g) + 4H,0 (g) H= -2042.6 kJ If NO, is consumed in the process, which way will the equilibrium shift? a) To the right, and N2 will increase b) To the right, and H,0 will increase c) To the left, and N,H, will increase d) To the left, and NO, will decrease If more N;H, is added to the system, which way will the equilibrium shift? a) To the right, and NO, will decrease b) To the right, and N2 will decrease c) To the left, and H,0 will increase d) To the left, and N2 will increase If the pressure of the system is decreased, which way will the equilibrium shift? a) To the left b) To the right c) The system will remain in Dynamic Equilibrium d) This is a really hard question Mr. Conena, and really unfair to ask, because it's impossible to tell which way the equilibrium shifts. I mean, I'm really clueless!

2N3H, (g) + 2NO, (8) 3N, (g) + 4H,0 (g) H= -2042.6 kJ If NO, is consumed in the process, which way will the equilibrium shift? a) To the right, and N2 will increase b) To the right, and H,0 will increase c) To the left, and N,H, will increase d) To the left, and NO, will decrease If more N;H, is added to the system, which way will the equilibrium shift? a) To the right, and NO, will decrease b) To the right, and N2 will decrease c) To the left, and H,0 will increase d) To the left, and N2 will increase If the pressure of the system is decreased, which way will the equilibrium shift? a) To the left b) To the right c) The system will remain in Dynamic Equilibrium d) This is a really hard question Mr. Conena, and really unfair to ask, because it's impossible to tell which way the equilibrium shifts. I mean, I'm really clueless!

Chemistry

10th Edition

ISBN:9781305957404

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

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

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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