4 Whatwoul be the effect of each of the following on the equilbrium involving the reaction df coke (C (s) with steam to produce COg) and HAR)? Cis) +H,O(g) Co(g)+ H(g) Addtion of steam An increase in pressure Removal d H as it is produced Adding a catalyst 5. The binding of axygen to hemoglobin (abbreviated Hb). giving oxyhemoglabin (Hb0) s partially regulated by the concentration df H and CO, in the biood. Although the equilibrium is very complic alted, it can be summarized as follows: HbO, + H + CO, 2 co,HbH + O, According to Le Chateler's Principle, what would be the effect of each of the following on the equilbrum? a The production of lactic acid (which contairs H') and CO, ina muscle during vigorous exercise? & Inhuling tresh, axygen enniched ar?

4 Whatwoul be the effect of each of the following on the equilbrium involving the reaction df coke (C (s) with steam to produce COg) and HAR)? Cis) +H,O(g) Co(g)+ H(g) Addtion of steam An increase in pressure Removal d H as it is produced Adding a catalyst 5. The binding of axygen to hemoglobin (abbreviated Hb). giving oxyhemoglabin (Hb0) s partially regulated by the concentration df H and CO, in the biood. Although the equilibrium is very complic alted, it can be summarized as follows: HbO, + H + CO, 2 co,HbH + O, According to Le Chateler's Principle, what would be the effect of each of the following on the equilbrum? a The production of lactic acid (which contairs H') and CO, ina muscle during vigorous exercise? & Inhuling tresh, axygen enniched ar?

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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