4HCI + O2 (g) <--> 2H2 (2) + 2CI2 (2) + 113 kJ (g) (g) a. Adding O2 [ Select] b. adding heat [Select ] C. increasing the pressure [ Select] d. removing heat (Select) e. adding Cl, [Select) f. removing H2 [ Select]

4HCI + O2 (g) <--> 2H2 (2) + 2CI2 (2) + 113 kJ (g) (g) a. Adding O2 [ Select] b. adding heat [Select ] C. increasing the pressure [ Select] d. removing heat (Select) e. adding Cl, [Select) f. removing H2 [ Select]

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d. removing heat [Select)
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