3) Matching. Reaction 2: Cobalt Chloride The color the COCI4+ 6H₂0 - Co(H₂0)6+²+4Cl in the solution demonstrates that the equilibrium in this reaction is to , causing a greater concentration of Co(H₂O)6+² ions. -2 Adding hydrochloric acid to the solution causes the equilibrium to shift to the CoCl2 because there is an increase in ions. This gives the solution a color.

3) Matching. Reaction 2: Cobalt Chloride The color the COCI4+ 6H₂0 - Co(H₂0)6+²+4Cl in the solution demonstrates that the equilibrium in this reaction is to , causing a greater concentration of Co(H₂O)6+² ions. -2 Adding hydrochloric acid to the solution causes the equilibrium to shift to the CoCl2 because there is an increase in ions. This gives the solution a color.

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