ainer and allowed to reach equilibrium at 1 000°C. At this point the amount of water vapour is 0,723 mol. 12.1 Calculate the value of the equilibrium constant at this temperature. 12.2 An additional 0,277 mol of water vapour is now pumped into the sealed 2,0 dm° container, and the equilibrium is restored at 1 000°C. 12.2.1. How will the concentration of CO(g) change? (Write only increases, decreases or stays the same.) 12.2.2 Explain your answer to Question 12.2.1 by making use of Le Chatelier's principle. 12.3 The volume of the container containing the 3 equilibrium mixture is increased to 2,5 dm at 1 000°C. 12.3.1 Will the increases in volume have any effect on the concentration of CO(g)? Answer only YES or NO. 12.3.2 Explain the answer to Question 12.3.1.

ainer and allowed to reach equilibrium at 1 000°C. At this point the amount of water vapour is 0,723 mol. 12.1 Calculate the value of the equilibrium constant at this temperature. 12.2 An additional 0,277 mol of water vapour is now pumped into the sealed 2,0 dm° container, and the equilibrium is restored at 1 000°C. 12.2.1. How will the concentration of CO(g) change? (Write only increases, decreases or stays the same.) 12.2.2 Explain your answer to Question 12.2.1 by making use of Le Chatelier's principle. 12.3 The volume of the container containing the 3 equilibrium mixture is increased to 2,5 dm at 1 000°C. 12.3.1 Will the increases in volume have any effect on the concentration of CO(g)? Answer only YES or NO. 12.3.2 Explain the answer to Question 12.3.1.

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