Complete the table: In this activity answer and encircle the following tomake sense on the statement. (On a Piece of Paper)Equilibrium Reaction Key ExpressionStress appliedEquilibrium Shift(encircle youranswer)Effect(encircle youranswer)| 4NH3) + 502c0)4NO) + 6H,0(9)+ heat(Increase, Decrease,No change) in theIncreasing theForwardtemperatureBackwardAmount of O(Increase, Decrease,No change) in theamount of H;0(Increase, Decrease,No change) in theamount of NHNo ShiftIncrease the volumeForwardof the containerBackwardNo ShiftRemoving O,ForwardBackwardNo Shift

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Complete the table: In this activity answer and encircle the following to make sense on the statement. (On a Piece of Paper) Equilibrium Reaction Key Expression Equilibrium Shift (encircle your answer) Stress applied Effect (encircle your answer) (Increase, Decrease, No change) in the 4NH3) + 50zc9) 4NO) + 6H,0(9) + heat Increasing the Forward temperature Backward Amount of O2 (Increase, Decrease, No change) in the amount of H,0 No Shift Increase the volume Forward of the container Backward No Shift Removing Oz (Increase, Decrease, No change) in the amount of NH3 Forward Backward No Shift

Complete the table: In this activity answer and encircle the following to make sense on the statement. (On a Piece of Paper) Equilibrium Reaction Key Expression Equilibrium Shift (encircle your answer) Stress applied Effect (encircle your answer) (Increase, Decrease, No change) in the 4NH3) + 50zc9) 4NO) + 6H,0(9) + heat Increasing the Forward temperature Backward Amount of O2 (Increase, Decrease, No change) in the amount of H,0 No Shift Increase the volume Forward of the container Backward No Shift Removing Oz (Increase, Decrease, No change) in the amount of NH3 Forward Backward No Shift

Chemistry

10th Edition

ISBN:9781305957404

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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