A. Using the Le Chatelier's principle, predict the shift in the direction of the equilibriumposition and changes that will be observed (e.g. color) in each of the following equilibriawhen the indicated condition is applied.|1. Ifheat is added to a phase change equation at equilibrium from solid to liquid, whichway will the reaction proceed?2. In this reaction:H2Om = H2Ohow could conditions be manipulated to create more H2Qa?3. Which side is heat on in this reaction (photosynthesis):6COX + 6H2O@= C¢H12O620) + 60z)4. Heat + Co+Ca+ 4 Claq) = COC4 ²- caq) when the equilibrium mixture is cooled.(exothermic)pinkcolorlessblue5. Fet)6SCNa)- Fe(SCN)6 *w when Fe³+ is added to the equilibriummixture.browncolorlessred

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A. Using the Le Chatelier's principle, predict the shift in the direction of the equilibrium position and changes that will be observed (e.g. color) in each of the following equilibria when the indicated condition is applied. 1. If heat is added to a phase change equation at equilibrium from solid to liquid, which way will the reaction proceed? 2. In this reaction: H:Om = H2O , how could conditions be manipulated to create more H:Qn? 3. Which side is heat on in this reaction (photosynthesis): 6COX + 6H2O¤ = C&H12O630) + 602

A. Using the Le Chatelier's principle, predict the shift in the direction of the equilibrium position and changes that will be observed (e.g. color) in each of the following equilibria when the indicated condition is applied. 1. If heat is added to a phase change equation at equilibrium from solid to liquid, which way will the reaction proceed? 2. In this reaction: H:Om = H2O , how could conditions be manipulated to create more H:Qn? 3. Which side is heat on in this reaction (photosynthesis): 6COX + 6H2O¤ = C&H12O630) + 602

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