Consider the equilibrium describing the endothermic dissolution of a solid in water Zn(OH), (s) Zn" (aq) + 2OH (aq) Where should heat appear in the representation of the reaction? Reactant side O Product side If temperature is increased and heat is added to the system, which direction is favored? O Forward reaction O Reverse reaction A side reaction occurs when acid is added to the system. Which species reacts with the acid? Zn(OH)2 O zn?* OH

Consider the equilibrium describing the endothermic dissolution of a solid in water Zn(OH), (s) Zn" (aq) + 2OH (aq) Where should heat appear in the representation of the reaction? Reactant side O Product side If temperature is increased and heat is added to the system, which direction is favored? O Forward reaction O Reverse reaction A side reaction occurs when acid is added to the system. Which species reacts with the acid? Zn(OH)2 O zn?* OH

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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