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Communication: 10 5. For the equilibrium systems: 250+0 CH+H₂O 2 50+ heat [exothermic)->Temperature increase + CO+ 3H->Addition of CH Predict the direction in which each of the systems would be shifted upon application of the indicated change. Give a brief Le Chatelier explanation for your prediction. (C:2 each)

Communication: 10 5. For the equilibrium systems: 250+0 CH+H₂O 2 50+ heat [exothermic)->Temperature increase + CO+ 3H->Addition of CH Predict the direction in which each of the systems would be shifted upon application of the indicated change. Give a brief Le Chatelier explanation for your prediction. (C:2 each)

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Communication: 5. For the equilibrium systems: 0 250+0 2 50+ heat (exothermic) ->Temperature increase CH+H₂OCO+ 3H->Addition of CH4 Predict the direction in which each of the systems would be shifted upon application of the indicated change. Give a brief Le Chatelier explanation for your prediction. (C:2 each)
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