Assume the following reaction system: H2S(g) + ci2(g) = S(s) + 2HCI(g) has arrived at a point of equilibrium. Predict how each of the following adjustments will afect the position of the object. equilibrium. Determine whether the equilibrium will shift to the right. to the left, or not at all (No effect). a. The system is supplemented with more chlorine gas. b. The system's sulfur content is reduced by half. C. An 'acid scrubber" is placed to the container, which reacts with hydrochloric acid to remove it from the system. d. The activation energy is split in half thanks to a very efficient catalyst.

Assume the following reaction system: H2S(g) + ci2(g) = S(s) + 2HCI(g) has arrived at a point of equilibrium. Predict how each of the following adjustments will afect the position of the object. equilibrium. Determine whether the equilibrium will shift to the right. to the left, or not at all (No effect). a. The system is supplemented with more chlorine gas. b. The system's sulfur content is reduced by half. C. An 'acid scrubber" is placed to the container, which reacts with hydrochloric acid to remove it from the system. d. The activation energy is split in half thanks to a very efficient catalyst.

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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