Consider this hypothetical gas phase reaction at equilibrium initially at room temperature. C(g) + D(g) = E(g) +heat Which of the following stresses could be applied to increase the amount of the product, E in the reaction vessel? Mark all that apply. Remove some of gas C. Decrease the temperature of the reaction vessel Add more of gas D. Increase the temperature of the reaction vessel

Consider this hypothetical gas phase reaction at equilibrium initially at room temperature. C(g) + D(g) = E(g) +heat Which of the following stresses could be applied to increase the amount of the product, E in the reaction vessel? Mark all that apply. Remove some of gas C. Decrease the temperature of the reaction vessel Add more of gas D. Increase the temperature of the reaction vessel

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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