9. If the pressure is increased, the reaction will shift to the (left/right), increasing (reactants/products). 10. If the amount of NH3 is decreased, the reaction will shift to the (left/right), increasing (reactants/products).

9. If the pressure is increased, the reaction will shift to the (left/right), increasing (reactants/products). 10. If the amount of NH3 is decreased, the reaction will shift to the (left/right), increasing (reactants/products).

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