302(9) =203(g)O decreasing the volume will shift equilibrium in the direction of productsO decreasing the volume will shift equilibrium in the direction of reactantsno shift occursSubmitRequest AnswerPart B(6)o + (6)007 = (6)z007decreasing the volume will shift equilibrium in the direction of productsdecreasing the volume will shift equilibrium in the direction of reactantsno shift occursReguest AnswerSubmitPart CP.(g) + 50,(g) = P,010 (4)O decreasing the volume will shift equilibrium in the direction of productsO decreasing the volume will shiftalibrium in the direction of reactantsno shift occursSubmitReguest AnswerPart D2s0,(9) + 2H,0(g) = 2H,S(g) + 30,(g)O decreasing the volume will shift equilibrium in the direction of productsdecreasing the volume will shift equilibrium in the direction of reactantsO no shift occursO O

To identify: The shift in the equilibrium due to a decrease in the volume.

30:(9) -- 20:(9) decreasing the volume will shift equilibrium in the direction of products decreasing the volume will shift equilbrium in the direction of reactants no shift ocurs Submit Reguast angu Part B 20:(9) -- 200(9) + 0:(9) decreasing the volume will shift equilbrium in the direction of products decreasing the volume wil shift equilibrium in the direction of reactants O no shift ocurs Submit Raguast Answr Part C P.l9) + 30;(9) -= P,O»(•) O decreasing the volume wil shift equilibrium in the direction of products O decreasing the volume will shift equilbrium in the direction of reactants O no shift ocours Submit Reguast anee Part D 250, (G) + 2H,0(9) -- 2H,S(g) + 30,(9) decreasing the volume will shift equilbrium in the direction of products decreasing the volume will shift equilibrium in the direction of reactants no shift occurs

30:(9) -- 20:(9) decreasing the volume will shift equilibrium in the direction of products decreasing the volume will shift equilbrium in the direction of reactants no shift ocurs Submit Reguast angu Part B 20:(9) -- 200(9) + 0:(9) decreasing the volume will shift equilbrium in the direction of products decreasing the volume wil shift equilibrium in the direction of reactants O no shift ocurs Submit Raguast Answr Part C P.l9) + 30;(9) -= P,O»(•) O decreasing the volume wil shift equilibrium in the direction of products O decreasing the volume will shift equilbrium in the direction of reactants O no shift ocours Submit Reguast anee Part D 250, (G) + 2H,0(9) -- 2H,S(g) + 30,(9) decreasing the volume will shift equilbrium in the direction of products decreasing the volume will shift equilibrium in the direction of reactants no shift occurs

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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