( do 1st one 7. Consider the following equilibrium: C) + 2Hag 2 CH4 + 74 kJWhen a small amount of solid C, is added to the systemA. (H] decreasesB. [CH.] increasesC. The temperature increasesD. All concentrations remain constant8. The conventional equilibrium constant expression (K.) for the system as described bythe above equation is:A. (SO.F/[SO.]C. [SO.F[O:/[SO.J°IB. [SO.F/[SO.J'[O,D. (SO-J[O:]

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7. Consider the following equilibrium: C + 2Hx 2 CHug) + 74 kJ When a small amount of solid C, is added to the system A. (H) decreases B. [CH.] increases 8. The conventional equilibrium constant expression (K.) for the system as described by the above equation is: A. (SO.J/[SO.] C. The temperature increases D. Ail concentrations remain constant C. [SO.}[0./[SO.J°] B. (SO./[SO.F[O, D. (SOJ[O.]

7. Consider the following equilibrium: C + 2Hx 2 CHug) + 74 kJ When a small amount of solid C, is added to the system A. (H) decreases B. [CH.] increases 8. The conventional equilibrium constant expression (K.) for the system as described by the above equation is: A. (SO.J/[SO.] C. The temperature increases D. Ail concentrations remain constant C. [SO.}[0./[SO.J°] B. (SO./[SO.F[O, D. (SOJ[O.]

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