2SO2(8) + O2(g) =2S03(g) AH = -198 kJ %3D 14. Which of the following occurs after the addition of O2? (A) The rate of the forward reaction increases, and the value of K increases. (B) The rate of the forward reaction decreases, and the value of K increases. (C) The rate of the forward reaction decreases, and the value of K remains the same. (D) The rate of the forward reaction increases, and the value of K remains the same. 15. Which of the following changes to the system at equilibrium would result in an increase in the concentration of O2? (A) an increase in the concentration of SO2 and an increase in the temperature (B) an increase in the concentration of SO2 and a decrease in the temperature (C) an increase in the concentration of SO, and a decrease in the temperature (D) an increase in the concentration of SO3, and an increase in the temperature

2SO2(8) + O2(g) =2S03(g) AH = -198 kJ %3D 14. Which of the following occurs after the addition of O2? (A) The rate of the forward reaction increases, and the value of K increases. (B) The rate of the forward reaction decreases, and the value of K increases. (C) The rate of the forward reaction decreases, and the value of K remains the same. (D) The rate of the forward reaction increases, and the value of K remains the same. 15. Which of the following changes to the system at equilibrium would result in an increase in the concentration of O2? (A) an increase in the concentration of SO2 and an increase in the temperature (B) an increase in the concentration of SO2 and a decrease in the temperature (C) an increase in the concentration of SO, and a decrease in the temperature (D) an increase in the concentration of SO3, and an increase in the temperature

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