YOU MUST ANSWER QUESTION 9.9. Assume the reaction below is at equilibrium. Indicate if the following "stresses" will cause it to shiftforward or reverse to return to equilibrium, or if it will be unaffected. You must briefly justify each ofyour choices.C(6, graphite) + H;O )= CO ( + H2 (g)ΔΗ131 kJ/mol%3Da) The concentration of water vapor in increased.b) The total pressure on the system is increased.c) The partial pressure of carbon monoxide is increased.d) Graphite is added to the reaction vessel.e) The temperature is increased.

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9. Assume the reaction below is at equilibrium. Indicate if the following "stresses" will cause it to shift forward or reverse to return to equilibrium, or if it will be unaffected. You must briefly justify each of your choices. C6, graphite) + H;O@ = CO® + Hz@ AH°rn = 131 kJ/mol a) The concentration of water vapor in increased. b) The total pressure on the system is increased. e) The partial pressure of carbon monoxide is increased.

9. Assume the reaction below is at equilibrium. Indicate if the following "stresses" will cause it to shift forward or reverse to return to equilibrium, or if it will be unaffected. You must briefly justify each of your choices. C6, graphite) + H;O@ = CO® + Hz@ AH°rn = 131 kJ/mol a) The concentration of water vapor in increased. b) The total pressure on the system is increased. e) The partial pressure of carbon monoxide is increased.

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