7. Given the following equilibrium constant expressions, determine the balanced chemical equations: a) KenH30*]eq[CH3C00"]eg [CH3COOHleq CH3NH3 "leq[OH"leq [CH3NH2leq b) K c) Keq [Ag*leq[CI"leq 8. Given 2X() 4Y(g) Identify whether each of the following will cause equilibrium to shift towards reactants or towards products Z(g) Exothermic reaction or there is no change. a. Increase the volume of the container b. Increase the pressure of the container c. Increase Y d. Increase Z e. Decrease temperature

7. Given the following equilibrium constant expressions, determine the balanced chemical equations: a) KenH30]eq[CH3C00"]eg [CH3COOHleq CH3NH3 "leq[OH"leq [CH3NH2leq b) K c) Keq [Agleq[CI"leq 8. Given 2X() 4Y(g) Identify whether each of the following will cause equilibrium to shift towards reactants or towards products Z(g) Exothermic reaction or there is no change. a. Increase the volume of the container b. Increase the pressure of the container c. Increase Y d. Increase Z e. Decrease temperature

Chemistry

10th Edition

ISBN:9781305957404

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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