9. [CoCl4]? (suda) + 6H2O (s) [Co(H2O)6]** (suda) + 4Cl" (suda) + isi blue ping The reaction given above is in equilibrium at constant temperature and the following steps are applied. Balance Answer the following questions taking into account the reaction. a) When distilled water is added to the balance, in which direction does the balance move and what will be the resulting color? b) When a salt containing chloride ions is added to the equilibrium, in which direction does the equilibrium move and what color will be formed? c) When the reaction at equilibrium is heated, in which direction does the equilibrium move and what color will be formed?

9. [CoCl4]? (suda) + 6H2O (s) [Co(H2O)6]** (suda) + 4Cl" (suda) + isi blue ping The reaction given above is in equilibrium at constant temperature and the following steps are applied. Balance Answer the following questions taking into account the reaction. a) When distilled water is added to the balance, in which direction does the balance move and what will be the resulting color? b) When a salt containing chloride ions is added to the equilibrium, in which direction does the equilibrium move and what color will be formed? c) When the reaction at equilibrium is heated, in which direction does the equilibrium move and what color will be formed?

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